One of Malaysia’s youngest lawmakers will start a youth-based party this month with the hope of changing a political landscape long dominated by “old hands” and money politics.
In celebrating 70 years, Milo vintage trucks to travel Malaysia giving out drinks for free
Malaysia’s favourite chocolate malt drink Milo is celebrating its 70 years in the country with a slew of activities. Beginning now to September 27, 900 lucky …
Malaysia Bourse May See Additional Support On Thursday
The Malaysia stock market on Wednesday ended the two-day slide in which it had stumbled almost 35 points or 2.3 percent. The Kuala …
Business travel from Taiwan, 4 SE Asian nations to restart Sept. 8
Japan on Sept. 8 will partially reopen business travel with Taiwan, Malaysia, Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar where the COVID-19 pandemic is gradually being brought under control, Foreign Minister …
Malaysia Leader Maintains High Approval Rating on Virus Handling
The approval rating for Malaysia’s Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin remained high, as more than 90% of people were satisfied with how the government responded to the pandemic.
MILO celebrates 70 years of goodness in Malaysia
MILO, the iconic choco-malty beverage has captivated the hearts of Malaysians since 1950. This year, MILO is celebrating its 70th year in Malaysia in …
Pandemic, Malay Power Lend Popularity Boost to Malaysia PM: Poll
Muhyiddin, who leads the Malay-based Bersatu party, secured the premiership backed by two of the largest parties representing Malay interests – the scandal-tainted former ruling p …
Malaysia stock exchange seeks 5G action
Bursa Malaysia chairman Abdul Wahid Omar said 5G could contribute an additional MYR12.7 billion ($3.1 billion) to GDP between 2021 and 2025, and create 39,000 jobs, the newspaper stated. Citing a …
Bureau Veritas Malaysia Laboratory Relocated
Bureau Veritas, a global leader in testing, inspection and certification, has announced that its laboratory in Malaysia has expanded and moved to a modernized premise in Iskandar Puteri, Johor, …
Malaysia bans citizens from high risk countries
While all tourists are banned from entering Malaysia, the country is also restricting citizens from India, Indonesia and the Philippines.