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Only 20% of government servants now allowed to WFH: Ismail Sabri

Putrajaya finds that productivity is better in the office than at home, says prime minister

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Corruption index gives inaccurate picture of our anti-graft efforts: PM

Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob points to inconsistent, voluntary nature of Transparency International’s famous barometer

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It’s officially premier of Sarawak, no longer chief minister: state secretary

Deputy chief ministers are now deputy premiers, while assistant ministers become deputy ministers

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Govt’s ability to tackle floods limited because they’re unpredictable: Latiff

Special functions minister cites disaster during Prophet Nuh’s time which took lives despite early warning given

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Activists decry stop-school order on Sarawakian stateless girl

Jeanny Lianna Ating, 9, is barred from continuing education at SK Long Sebangang due to citizenship status

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Sarawak DCM positive for Covid-19 despite initial negative self-tests

Datuk Dr Sim Kui Hian expresses shock, notes infectivity of Omicron variant

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An eye on pollution: PBM’s Steven Choong to fight for cleaner Puteri Wangsa

Affordable housing among candidate’s main proposals for constituency

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I consider myself the opposition in Larkin: BN’s Hairi

Johor Umno Youth chief refrains from overconfidence despite favourable sentiment

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MoH relaxes Covid-19 testing rules for certain travellers

Health Ministry drops requirement for those entering via VTL, One-Stop Centre, Langkawi tourist bubble

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Pejuang’s entrepreneur candidates aim to uplift Johor businesses

Maharani, Sg Balang hopefuls highlight plight of small-scale operators in Muar hurt by pandemic

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Boy, 15, becomes first casualty of T’ganu floods

Muhammad Alimi Hashim was apparently playing in one-metre-deep floodwaters in his yard, authorities say

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New Covid-19 infections in Sabah drop further to 2,174 cases

But numbers can surge back at any time, warns state’s pandemic spokesman

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US ambassador highlights STEM education during visit to Penang

Embassy keen to partner with any party to bring knowledge to community, says Brian McFeeters