RM300 to RM1,200 penalties for losing, damaging passport
KUALA LUMPUR: As of Wednesday (Jan 2), Malaysians are to cough up RM300 to RM1,200 to renew damaged or missing passports.…
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Discussion over appointment of IIUM’s new president ongoing – Rector
KUALA LUMPUR: Despite the wide speculation over Datuk Dr Mohd Daud Bakar’s appointment as the International Islamic University of Malaysia…
Indonesian kidnapped by Abu Sayyaf crying, pleading for his life in video
KOTA KINABALU: A alleged video of an Indonesian man who was being kidnapped and held hostage by Abu Sayyaf gunmen…
Lim: 2019 a challenging year for Malaysian economy
GEORGE TOWN: 2019 will be a challenging year for Malaysia’s economy due to the on-going US-China trade war, geopolitical concerns…
There is mutual understanding between Federal Govt and GPS-led Govt – Abang Johari
KUCHING: There is mutual understanding and cooperation between the Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS)-led state government and the federal government which…
Stateless children can now study in govt schools
SIBU: Stateless children are now able to study at government schools after a directive was issued by the Education Ministry…
Repudiate all unconstitutional legislation, Star
KUCHING: The Sarawak government must reject all unconstitutional federal laws including Petroleum Development Acts (PDA) 1974 and Territorial Sea Act…
Batang Lupar and Rambungan back on track
KUCHING: Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Abang Johari Tun Openg has revealed that the construction of the Batang Rambungan and Batang…