Kuala lumpur: Malaysians have been advised to prepare for hotter and drier weather conditions as the El Nino phenomenon is expected to begin affecting the country in the near future and could persist until early 2027. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk
Johor bahru: Semarak Subuh, an initiative by the Johor government, has not only succeeded in enlivening mosques and surau across the state, but has also grown into a platform for knowledge-sharing, character development and strengthening ties between …
Baling: The Sabo infrastructure construction project in the Sungai Kupang Basin in Baling has been completed more than a year ahead of schedule. In a statement today, the Ministry of Energy Transition and Water Transformation (PETRA) said the RM26.32 …
Melaka: A Bangladeshi man who had gone missing for more than two years after being granted police bail pleaded guilty at the Ayer Keroh Sessions Court here today to a charge of possessing more than 35,000 litres of diesel without
Kuala lumpur: All parties should refrain from using inappropriate or discourteous language when issuing public statements, Deputy Communications Minister Teo Nie Ching said today. She emphasized that remarks touching on sensitivities involving race, r…
Kuala lumpur: For centuries, urban land value has been dictated by physical accessibility and location. As cities evolve, this fundamental principle is undergoing significant transformation. The digital economy is not rendering physical space obsolete…
