Folk turn to social media as red dust woe worsens
KUALA LUMPUR: EXASPERATED, angry and helpless Kuantan folk badly affected by poorly regulated bauxite mining activities in the district have taken to social media, hoping…
View More Folk turn to social media as red dust woe worsensMAA: Up to firms to increase prices
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia Automotive Association (MAA) president Datuk Aishah Ahmad says the automotive sector is currently feeling the impact of the sliding ringgit as margins…
View More MAA: Up to firms to increase prices˜Steer clear of big-ticket buys if money is issue
KUALA LUMPUR: Deemed as the first big purchase for young executives, owning a car is usually the first debt that they would undertake at the…
View More ˜Steer clear of big-ticket buys if money is issueSensitive issue thats turning dangerous
HISTORY has shown that India has found its enemies from within. This explains its being invaded, occupied, colonised and enslaved. To continue reading the rest…
View More Sensitive issue thats turning dangerousDont blame it on the haze
I AM writing on behalf of my 76-year-old mother who was involved in a very unpleasant experience with AirAsia when flying from Kuching to Johor…
View More Dont blame it on the hazeAbolish death penalty for drug offences
TODAY marks the 13th World Day Against the Death Penalty (WDADP) aimed at raising awareness of the continued use of capital punishment as part of…
View More Abolish death penalty for drug offencesCarmakers feel the weight of weak ringgit
KUALA LUMPUR: A WEAK ringgit has taken its toll on local and foreign carmakers in Malaysia as the automotive industry starts to feel the heat…
View More Carmakers feel the weight of weak ringgitSports should be made part of culture, lifestyle: PM Najib
SHAH ALAM: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak urges Malaysians to make sports part of their culture and lifestyle. To continue reading the rest of…
View More Sports should be made part of culture, lifestyle: PM Najib5mil students, teachers nationwide participate in National Sports Day
PUTRAJAYA: About 5 million students, teachers and Education Ministry staff nationwide participated in National Sports Day at their respective locations and schools, this morning. To…
View More 5mil students, teachers nationwide participate in National Sports DayRWC 2015: Japan could still make it but must depend on another result
THE top two teams from two pools that qualify for the knockout phase have been decided, defending champions New Zealand and South Africa are also…
View More RWC 2015: Japan could still make it but must depend on another result