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98% SRJKC in Peninsular do not agree with Jawi
A survey by Dong Zong found that 98.29 percent of the national-type Chinese primary schools (SRJKC) in the Peninsular of Malaysia do not agree with the teaching and introduction of Jawi in the Year Four Bahasa Melayu text book
Climate change: Why is it the most serious threat to the...
While there is a sharp increase in people’s concern about the global COVID-19 crisis and economic recession, climate change is still seen by some researchers as the most pressing issue that mankind faces
Sedition Act awaits anyone involved in protests over ‘Allah’
Legal actions, including the Sedition Act awaits individuals who demonstrate against the court decision over the use of the word ‘Allah’.
Inspector abets in releasing Macau Scam suspects
A police inspector has been found to abet in releasing Macau Scam suspects in Penang.
Man fined RM10,000 did not register himself – PDRM
The police denied that an individual who was issued the RM10,000 compound during a standard operating procedures (SOP) inspection at a restaurant in Bukit Jalil had registered his details via other means provided by the premise operator.
Couple in viral video of ramming into policeman at McDonald’s Bangi...
The couple of lovers who went viral for ramming into a policeman at the carpark of McDonald’s fast food restaurant in Bandar Baru Bangi last Tuesday are charged at the Magistrate Court today.
Old mindset will not support Undi 18 – Saifuddin
Those who do not support 18 year-old teenagers in becoming voters and do not trust the youths for Undi 18 are outdated
Paul felt ‘special’ after DPM requested for RM10 million donation –...
The court was told that Paul Wong Sang Woo contributed RM10 million to Yayasan Akalbudi without much questions during the corruption, money laundering, criminal breach of trust trial involving Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi
Proclamation of Emergency cannot be challenged – High Court
The High Court dismissed the request to challenge the proclamation of emergency through a judicial review.
11 districts in Peninsular return to green zone
Four states in the Peninsular of Malaysia with many Covid-19 red zones have shown improvement after 11 districts are now free from the disease.
