PM: Parliament majority needed to restore Sabah, Sarawak rights
“For example, the plan to abolish the Anti-Fake News Act, we thought initially, they would support us, but when it went to the Senate, where we don’t have the majority, we lost."
Review of Malaysia Agreement 1963, to reinstate equal status to Sabah and Sarawak
'The need for development in Sabah and Sarawak must be given attention as there are still districts that are left behind and with less than satisfactory amenities.'
New Klang councillor shocked by park’s condition
The dire condition of the facilities and drains in the Taman Mesra 3 area are to be fixed soon.
Education draws two billion pounds into London housing sector
“This is largely thanks to the strong pastoral care and wide array of extracurricular activities on offer.”
Selayang Municipal Council calls for input on local draft plan
Selayang, while urban, is still home to hills, water bodies and forest reserves. MPS is striving to preserve the rich ecosystem over the next decade in its draft plan.
EPF looking to dispose of Port Dickson hotel?
The EPF is said to have asked real estate agents to look for a buyer, and has not hired an exclusive marketing agent.
SBC Corp attracts heavyweight investors
Bursa Malaysia filings show that the investment holding company Morisem, bought 49,000 shares on the open market on June 12.
Gamuda Land: Gem Residences in Singapore fully sold ahead of delivery
Launched in 2016, this Green Mark-certified private condominium has a gross development value of S$690 million (RM2 billion).
Synergy Promenade mulls legal action against FELDA
Issues include land transfer troubles and FELDA's changes to the plans for the Kuala Lumpur Vertical City project.
Staying in a house in Penang? Separate your garbage or be punished
Owners of landed homes who do not comply with waste separation rules will be fined RM250 per offence, and if they refuse to pay the compounds they can be hauled to court and fined up to RM2,000 or be jailed for one year.
