4y

River pollution costs TNB RM40 mil a year

Improper waste disposal affects amount of electricity generated for entire country, company says

4y

Poor infrastructure in Sabah leads to lack of jobs, poverty: Bung Moktar

Deputy CM says state forced to turn down investors due to bad water supply, terrible roads

4y

Post-GE Umno-DAP alliance? Don’t be surprised: analyst

There is possibility that parties may establish cooperation, form government after general election, he says

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Centralised reporting system will alleviate teachers’ burden: Radzi 

Setup among education transformation elements introduced by Education Ministry

4y

No calls for PSC probe over Penang tunnel issue? Najib asks DAP

Former PM questions status of opposition state project after LCS issue gains traction

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Weak quake wakes up Kundasang

Tremor measuring 3.1 on Richter scale hit Sabah district at 7.27am, says MetMalaysia

4y

Ranau: popular Bersatu MP up against those yearning for Sabah-based parties

Across state’s remote constituencies, voters harbour scepticism, distrust towards peninsula parties

4y

Building of sabo dams in Gunung Inas to begin immediately: Sanusi

Move aims to slow, block flow of water, debris capable of causing catastrophic water surges in residential areas

4y

Undi18 platform offers fresh take on politics: Tengku Zafrul

Youth capable of changing traditional political style, but need to have better understanding of current issues, minister says

4y

After one scandal too many, analysts say LCS unlikely to sway voters

Regardless of who is at fault, public likely to stick to pre-existing political preferences, says one observer

4y

Premises owner fined RM40,000 for open burning in Nibong Tebal

Penang Environment Dept issues 20 compounds over activities linked to processing of oil palm husks

4y

Govt to focus on putting LCS project back on track: Hisham

Negotiations being held with vendors, original equipment manufacturers, banks, says defence minister

4y

BN committed to going solo in GE15: Tok Mat

Coalition’s deputy chairman also indicates willingness to negotiate should it fall short of majority