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Utusan’s demise is PH’s greatest achievement in combatting racism
PUCHONG: A government backbencher said that the demise of Malay daily, Utusan Malaysia, as Pakatan Harapan’s (PH) greatest achievement in combatting racism. “I think the demise of Utusan would be PH’s greatest achievement as we seek to bury racism in
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Man who accused Orang Asli for Nora Anne’s death charged
KUALA LUMPUR: A man who posted a tweet alleging that French-Irish teenager Nora Anne Quoirin was raped by Orang Asli was charged at the Magistrate’s Court today. Muhammad Zikri Ibrahim, 29, was accused of committing intentional insult with intent to
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Utusan is valued at only RM8m
KUALA LUMPUR: Utusan Melayu (M) Bhd’s share price fell as much as four sen or 36.36% to seven sen, valuing the company at barely RM8 milion, so far today after the newspaper publisher announced yesterday a net loss for its
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Today is World Mosquito Day 2019: History, quotes & status
Today is World Mosquito Day. The day is celebrating all over the World. Basically, World Mosquito Day is celebrated to raise awareness about the causes of malaria and how it can be prevented. On August 20, a British doctor, Sir
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The reason I’m exasperated over the IPCMC bill
It has been reported that Liew Vui Keong, the de facto Law Minister, said the first round of briefings and consultations with stakeholders about the Independent Police Complaints of Misconduct (IPCMC) Bill, tabled in Parliament on 18 July, have been
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Thousand apologies Malaysia, I am no racist
I have always been a man of peace because that’s what Quran stands for. It has been my mission to spread peace throughout the world. Unfortunately, I do face detractors who try to prevent me from carrying out my mission.
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Sultan Nazrin: Voting age at 18 allows youngsters to shape nation
IPOH: Young people should not view the voting age of 18 as just a right, but should instead interpret it as an opportunity that gives young people more power in moulding the country’s leadership and voting the government. The Ruler
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Maloney hails Malaysia’s U-18 fighting spirit against Australia
KUALA LUMPUR: National Under 18 (U-18) interim head coach, Brad Maloney could not be prouder of his team despite a frustrating defeat against Australia in the final of the 2019 ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) U-18 Championship last night. Malaysia, who
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Victim-blamers have empathy, but mostly for perpetrators
WASHINGTON: You may have seen it among your own friends when a high-profile #MeToo case trigger responses that assign some or all the blame on a victim of sexual harassment, with men more likely than women to side with an
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Tram to complement urban public transport
SEREMBAN: The public transport system in Malaysia was at one time heavily dependent on buses for the daily mobility of the people and it is still evolving with current development. The country’s urban transport system according to Prof Datuk Dr
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