Malaysia’s online used car trading platform, myTukar Sdn Bhd aims to expand its footprint into East Malaysia with the first two myTukar inspection hubs located at Kuching, Sarawak and Kota Kinabalu, …
COVID-19 Weekly Round-up: Malaysia Weighed Down By Over 250 Active Clusters
This is a round-up of COVID-19 related matters in Malaysia and globally from Jan 2 up to noon today. In Malaysia, case numbers have exceeded 128,000 and globally, the virus has infected more than 87 …
️ Southeast Asia’s battle of the superapps
Eleven nations make up Southeast Asia (SEA): Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, S …
Malaysia Airlines nears end of restructuring, parent co says
Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), parent company of national carrier Malaysia Airlines, is nearing the end of a restructuring exercise which it hopes to complete in the first quarter this year, it said …
Western separation of religion and state won’t serve interests of Malaysia
THE strict division of church and state was an Enlightenment solution to a uniquely European problem that has inappropriately become a fundamental characteristic of modernity itself.
Official says Malaysia’s Covid-19 cases may hit 8,000 daily in March if infection rate rises
This comes amid expectations that the government is preparing to impose stricter movement curbs.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Muhyiddin under renewed pressure in Malaysia as key ally Umno considers political split
Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin’s political troubles aren’t over yet – just weeks after he managed to survive a knife-edge parliamentary session, his key ally and the country’s largest …
NetDragon’s Smart Classroom Solution Chosen by Malaysia’s Sarawak Ministry of Education for a Statewide Project
PRNewswire/ — NetDragon Websoft Holdings Limited (“NetDragon” or “the Company”, Hong Kong Stock Code: 777), a global leader in building internet communities, wishes to announce the recent approval of …
Thailand’s slow economic recovery
The speed of economic recovery in Thailand has been slower than neighbouring countries such as Malaysia, Vietnam and China, especially in terms of industrial and service output.
Thailand’s slow economic recovery
The speed of economic recovery in Thailand has been slower than neighbouring countries such as Malaysia, Vietnam and China, especially in terms of industrial and service output.