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Dr Mahathir’s questionable trust issues

Despite being the one to renege on his promise, the former prime minister says it is Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim who cannot be trusted

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University students allowed back on campus from March: MOHE

International students will also be allowed entry from tomorrow, except those from the United Kingdom

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Record 2,525 new infections on last day of 2020

Country now has total of 113,010 cases and 471 fatalities

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Answer claim of family’s involvement in 1MDB fraud, Anwar tells Zeti

Failure to address concerns will cast doubts on integrity of Malaysia’s financial regulator, says opposition chief

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No zoo-related virus infection in Melaka: exco

Reports which have gone viral on Facebook recently are fake news, says state health authorities 

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Traders fear losing business as ferry service relocates

They say Penang Port Sdn Bhd has not responded to letters asking for space to trade at Swettenham Pier Cruise Terminal

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Fake deal used to conceal bribes paid to Rosmah, court told

The euphemism ‘consultancy’ used to mask payment made by former Jepak Holdings MD, says prosecution

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Company allegedly behind meat cartel to be charged soon, says deputy minister

Meat analysis results obtained, investigation paper almost complete, says Datuk Rosol Wahid

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Local auto players confident total industry volume can exceed 500,000 units in 2020

Any lower than that, however, may result in layoffs, says Perodua Suppliers Association president

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Sarawak public, private sectors join forces under Greater Bau development master plan

Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Abang Johari Tun Openg hopes to transform Sarawak into an economic powerhouse

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Malaysia protests US move to ban Sime Darby palm oil

Company not given chance to defend itself, says minister

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Secret societies behind Johor’s car repossession business

Business accompanies other criminal, drug trafficking activities, says state police chief

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LRT3 contractors owed RM700 mil by Prasarana turn to PM

Livelihood of thousands of workers, project completion now at risk