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Najib’s apology genuine and from the heart, says Umno VP

Yesterday, Najib issued an apology for all that transpired during the 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) financial scandal.

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Form 6 students yet to resume classes after storm damages school

Over 250 displaced Form 6 students will be relocated to temporary cabins after a storm damaged the school last month.

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More undercover operations needed to curb Sarawak drug problem

A Sarawak minister said the drug menace must be tackled by getting to the root sources of these drug supplies

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Najib apologises for 1MDB scandal

Najib said that since he had already been punished politically over the affair, he “should not be victimised legally too”.

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Sarawak needs to look into needs of the blind and handicapped, says NGO

Lack of facilities for the blind and handicapped greatly hampers their mobility.

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Madani number plates generated RM2.6 million, says Loke

The RTD opened bids for Madani series special registration numbers with a minimum price of as low as RM100 from Oct 19-23 through the JPJeBid Syste

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Adeline Chang fined for posting minor’s photograph online with offensive remarks

The judge said although Chang did not make remarks such as those about race, religion, or royalty, what she wrote about the child was still offensive.

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MOE grants teacher leave to be with his cancer-stricken wife

In a statement today (October 24), MOE stated that they will also be meeting Cikgu Din to discuss his welfare and other related matters.

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Malaysia among 13 countries officially added as BRICS partners 

Apart from Malaysia, the other 12 nations were Algeria, Belarus, Bolivia, Cuba, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Thailand, Turkey, Uganda, Uzbekistan and Vietnam...

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Native Court: ‘Datuk’ fined three buffaloes, RM3k for interfering with married woman

The defendant was found guilty of violating the customs of the Kadazandusun people in Papar for interfering with the plaintiff’s wife.

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Schoolgirl injured as mentally unstable man rams into her 

Witnesses reported the car crashing through the gate of a basketball court, destroying it, before the driver proceeded towards a nearby secondary school.

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Sabah ranked safest state in Malaysia, followed by Kelantan

Five states recorded crime rates exceeding the national average with Kuala Lumpur having the highest rate.