KOTA KINABALU, May 10 – Youth and Sports Minister Khairy Jamaluddin believes that Malaysians will accept the application of the goods and services tax (GST), once they see the benefits, and are confident that the government will use the tax properly. Speaking at the Kupi Table Dialog here today, Khairy said
MILAN, May 9 – Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin encourage Italian enterprises to view Malaysia as their “gateway” to the huge of ASEAN market. He said ASEAN would be the end of this year a larger country in the global economic arena and the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) is implemented.
PUTRAJAYA, May 9 – Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak braved the rain to let participants ‘Run’ 9 to 5 ‘ Young Workers’ Run (‘9 to 5 Run) here today. Although he did not participate in the event, Najib, who arrived at 7:20am, dressed in sports clothing and wearing a hat. In a short speech,
GEORGETOWN, May 9 – Straits Quay Retail Marina hosted a Lighthouse Design Competition today. Participants were challenged to re-design the iconic lighthouse following the selected theme in conjunction with Around The World @ Straits Quay event. Each participants were given a model of the iconic lighthouse and were given a total
GEORGETOWN, May 9 – The Penang state government organized the “4th Penang Wesak Celebration Day” to pay homage to the birth, enlightenment and Gautama Buddha relics of 2,558 years ago. Today’s event is part of the program under the Religious Affairs portfolio was not Islam that be explore. “I would like to thank the Buddhist Association of
KUALA LUMPUR, May 9 – Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak stressed that he never considered a rubber stamp parliament, but an effective mechanism to develop national laws. He said that the development of the best legal, members of the legislature have the opportunity to prove this bill by the parliament,
GEORGETOWN, May 9 – The 4th Penang Wesak Celebration Day was which opening by Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng was held at Malaysians Buddhist Association this morning. The event was organised by Malaysians Buddhist Association to gather with the Buddhist temples and organisations of Penang. The Penang State Government initiated-and-sponsored
GEORGETOWN, May 8 – The State Council will be providing financial assistance to three schools Punjabi. This event is the sixth time we give financial aid to schools Punjabi. These schools are receiving this aid since 2010. The amount of the three schools Punjabi receive from State Government from 2009 until 2015 including the
PERMATANG PAUH, May 8 – In this 17 years of by-election, PKR have reducing their majority of vote at Permatang Pauh. It was something happy and proud of by Barisan Nasional but the the opposition won the by-election due to PKR have successfully exploited national issues during its election campaign. “The issues of
PERMATANG PAUH, May 8 – YB Dato’ Seri Dr. Ahmad Zahid Hamidi thanks to all voters, although Barisan National this time lost the by-elections at Permatang Pauh but it seen like there was a improvement and increasing the supporter to Barisan National. There were a positive symptoms are giving new light to UMNO at
PERMATANG PAUH, May 8 – “Although the majority of I win at Permatang Pauh Bt-Election was reduced from my husband’s, it was not as bad as Rompin’s due to it was the long break last weekend and many people came back and went back home again. In the same time, there were
PERMATANG PAUH, May 8 – Penang police chief Datuk Abdul Rahim Hanafi has issued a stern warning to all parties not to engage the police in a way of provocative. His warning came after police officers alleged to have been surrounded by 100 PKR supporters while conducting their duties at SMK Permatang Rawa at 10:30pm
PERMATANG PAUH, May 6 – People’s Justice Party (PKR) congratulated the President of PAS, Datuk Seri Tuan Guru Abdul Hadi Awang on the results of parliamentary elections Rompin yesterday, which gave a clear signal that support for Pakatan Rakyat, stay with us. Justice also congratulate the PAS candidate, Ustaz Ahmad Nazri,
SINGAPORE, May 6 – Singapore and Malaysia have decided to push back the initial deadline to 2020 to complete the High Speed Rail Project (HSR) which connection both countries that it may given its complexity and scale today when joining the press conference between Najib and his Singapore counterpart Lee Hsien
KUALA LUMPUR, May 6 – World No. 1 Nicol David Remains undefeated at Asian Championships which won a ninth Asian Championships title after beating defending champion Annie Au in straight games in Kuwait earlier. Nicol David did not compete in the tournament two years ago, regained the title from Hong
KUALA LUMPUR, May 5 – Malaysian medical student Nur Atikah Alias, 25, who was injured in a fire at a hostel of the Russian National Research Medical University last month. It was reported that the fire broke out at 11.30 pm (4.30 am Malaysian time) on that fateful day at a
Permatang Pauh, May 8 – The Permatang Pauh by-election ended at 5pm today with 73 per cent of the 71,252 registered voters had cast their ballot. The polling was conducted at 25 voting centres which were opened at 8am today. The votes will be counted at the respective voting centres after
PERMATANG PAUH, May 8 – The coalition managed to maintain the same sterling performance we did in 2013. This means, the momentum for change is still strong despite the regime’s numerous attempts to crush the opposition with the mighty weight of government machinery. One day before the poll, I wrote that
BUTTERWORTH, May 5 – Independent candidate Salleh Isahak is very confident he will not lose his deposit and contesting for the first time in Permatang Pauh Parliamentary by-election. He said he would get the votes as the opposition pact was facing an internal crisis when he met voters while campaigning, especially at mosques, surau
BUKIT MERTAJAM, May 5 – The works ministry will hold a discussion with the Penang Government to find ways to speed up the maintenance of roads in the state. Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof said the ministry had received many complaints on damaged roads in Penang, and found the state government was
