He also encouraged Malaysians to adopt the “Salam Malaysia” which involves placing the right palm on the chest. But to those who are still not persuaded or unconvinced, please listen to the security …
Renewed Selling Pressure Predicted For Malaysia Stock Market
The Malaysia stock market rebounded on Friday, one session after snapping the two-day slide in which it had stumbled almost 35 points or 2.3 percent. The Kuala Lumpur Composite Index remains just …
Mother in Malaysia still fighting legal battle with ex-husband over daughter’s abduction | Video
After 11 years of separation, one mother in Malaysia continues to fight a legal battle over her long lost daughter. This is despite Indira Gandhi having exhausted all avenues to pursue justice from …
Malaysia bars Pinoys over COVID-19 fears
Starting today, long-term pass holders from the Philippines, India and Indonesia will be barred from entering Malaysia due to “serious concerns over the recent increase in the number of confirmed …
Tennis Malaysia start early to prepare juniors for next year’s tournaments.
KUALA LUMPUR: Tennis Malaysia (TM) will be conducting a four-leg training camp to prepare the national youth players for the Junior Fed and Davis Cups, as well as the World Junior Championships next …
Royalty, farmers tussle over Malaysia’s famous Musang King durians
At foothills deep in the interior of Malaysia’s Pahang state, a bitter tussle is pitting a large group of unlicensed farmers and a new company owned by Pahang …
Durian farmers vs the state: In Malaysia’s maoshanwang hub, a spiky showdown over land
The Save Musang King Alliance is accusing a conglomerate of exploiting farmers as durian demand in China, Hong Kong and Singapore soars. The dispute centres on the long-standing issue of land rights.
Fewer Malaysian confinement nannies in Singapore due to COVID-19, parents face higher costs in hiring
When Ms Heather Huang was approaching her due date in early August, she was feeling desperate as she could not hire a confinement …
Business groups urge Malaysian government to reconsider entry ban on citizens of countries with high Covid-19 cases
International chambers of commerce have urged the government to reconsider the blanket entry ban on citizens of countries with more than 150,000 Covid-19 cases.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Bursa Malaysia expected to trade lower next week
Bursa Malaysia is seen to trade lower next week, with the benchmark FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) to hover between 1,500 and 1,520 as investors will keep their focus on Bank Negara Malaysia’s …