Driver arrested for knocking down auxiliary police officer at Woodlands Checkpoint
A 52-year-old car driver has been arrested for knocking down an auxiliary police officer at Woodlands Checkpoint on Nov 28.
Malaysia defends Muslim summit shunned by Saudi, slammed by OIC
Hosting a summit of Muslim leaders, Malaysia’s Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad bemoaned the state of Islam and defended the meeting that has been shunned by Saudi Arabia and criticised for undermining the bigger Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).
Food delivery rider killed in accident with lorry in Woodlands
A 42-year-old GrabFood delivery rider died in an accident involving a lorry on Friday (Dec 20).
4 most haunted hotels in Malaysia perfect for your ghost-hunting adventure
We might be thinking it is safe because there are lots of people around, but it all boils down to the question whether the person you encounter at a certain hotel is a human being or not.
Malaysia in top 20 nations most affected by scam calls
Malaysia has been listed as one of the top 20 countries affected by scam calls, according to a survey conducted by mobile application Truecaller.
Malaysia-Indonesia little people football friendly thrills spectators
Malaysian Mat Rawi Zulkifli (left) is challenged for the ball by Indonesian M Lutfi Wijaksono held at the National Sports Council Mini Stadium on Dec 14, 2019. The Malaysians won the game 4-1. – Bernama
6 Malaysian Muslims sentenced to jail for skipping Friday prayers
Six Malaysian Muslims have reportedly been handed one-month jail terms for skipping prayers in violation of Islamic laws, sparking fresh concern Wednesday (Dec 4) about rising religious conservatism in the multi-ethnic country.
Malaysia’s ex-PM Najib Razak says Saudi king donated millions to ensure stability
Najib said he only found out about US$1.05 billion in his personal bank account after the anti-corruption commission took his statement.
Malaysian ex-leader Najib to take stand in 1MDB trial
Former Malaysian leader Najib Razak will take the stand to defend his conduct in the 1MDB scandal on Tuesday (Dec 3), as the first of several trials linked to the multi-billion-dollar fraud enters a crucial stage.
Malaysia wants to spend RM5 million to study the possibility of building a third bridge with Singapore
The third bridge between Singapore and Malaysia may not be coming so soon, but a RM5 million (S$1.6 million) study to look into its feasibility is on the horizon.
10 amazing adventures in Malaysia for 2020
10 amazing adventures in Malaysia for 2020 – 1. Mountain trails, 2. Gastronomic riches, 3. Family friendly … and more …
Malaysia basketball chief disciplined over flag blunder
Malaysia’s basketball chief has taken indefinite leave after an incorrect version of the national flag was displayed at a youth tournament, sparking nationwide outrage, accusations of “betrayal” and even a police probe.
Netball: Singapore lose to Malaysia in tightly-contested game, but move on to semis
It was a SEA Games round-robin match played with the intensity of a final and at the end of it, Malaysia emerged victorious 54-49 as they beat rivals Singapore at the Santa Rosa multi-purpose sports complex in Laguna on Friday (Nov 29).
Election pledges haunt Malaysia’s Pakatan Harapan after by-election loss
Pakatan Harapan’s crushing by-election defeat in Johor last weekend has cast the spotlight on its unfulfilled election promises, and despite it forming two committees to track those pledges, Malaysia’s ruling coalition appears far from appeasing voters.
Malaysia SEA Games contingent gets vaccinated for polio
All SEA Games-bound Malaysia athletes and officials comprising a total of 1,114 have been ordered to be vaccinated for polio.
Execution of Malaysian drug trafficker: Singapore says it has sovereign right to use death penalty
Singapore on Friday (Nov 22) underlined its sovereign right to use the death penalty against drug offenders and said that it expects other countries to respect its laws, in response to comments by a Malaysian minister over the execution of a citizen in Singapore.
No authorisation given for Malaysia’s ‘flying car’ test flight, says aviation authority
The planned test flight on Thursday (Nov 21) for Malaysia’s aspiring aerial mobility vehicle does not have the approval of the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM).
Nearly 1,000 China nationals nabbed in Malaysia, believed to be online scam workers
Malaysian authorities have nabbed nearly 1,000 China nationals who were believed to be working in the country with an online scam syndicate, local media reported.
Malaysia stocks get cheaper by the day but few want to buy them
Asia’s worst-performing major stock market is getting cheaper by the day. But that’s not enough to lure investors back.
Experts concerned as Malaysians outnumber foreigners in international schools
Experts are concerned as Malaysian students in international schools now significantly outnumber their foreign counterparts, Berita Harian reported today.