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Nation
Disability, the neglected piece of the DEI puzzle
Increasing visibility, enhancing support of DEI efforts for persons with disabilities is crucial for an inclusive society.
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Letters
Recipe to attain success
From IR DR NAHRIZUL ADIB KADRI, Associate professor Biomedical Engineering, Universiti Malaya.
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Nation
MACC probing Mahathir
GUA MUSANG: The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has confirmed that Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad is among the people being investigated over the asset declaration issue.
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Economy
Nasa chief asks nations to work together on climate change
Nasa is hoping that nations will work together more closely in the future on topics such as climate change, including greenhouse gas emissions, the space agency’s head, Bill Nelson says.
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Nation
‘Casino licence issue a lie’
PUTRAJAYA: There are no plans to issue the country’s second casino licence to Forest City in Johor, insists Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
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Nation
Remembering marginalised Malaysians
Despite organisation of many development projects aimed at Malaysia’s Orang Asli community, systemic apartheid hinders sustainable development.
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Corporate News
New data centre projects to buoy SunCon
Sunway Construction Group Bhd (SunCon) is on track to achieve its new contract wins target of RM3bil for 2024, driven by data centre projects.
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Squash
Legend Nicol proud to be part of Laureus Sports Academy
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s Datuk Nicol David flew the flag for squash as she attended the 25th anniversary of the prestigious Laureus World Sports Awards in Madrid earlier this week.
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Nation
UM to tighten processes, guidelines after Gilley controversy
PETALING JAYA: Universiti Malaya is taking immediate measures to prevent a repeat of the incident involving people like American academic Bruce Gilley.
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Comment
The conspiracy theory-toting ‘academic’
AMERICAN academic Bruce Gilley is no stranger to controversies, but the political scientist has crossed the line. Surely fabrication, exaggeration and conspiracy theories are not the hallmarks of any respectable academic.
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Nation
Rising trust in reliable media
KUALA LUMPUR: The spread of fake news through social media platforms is prompting readers to turn to reliable content from reputable news organisations, says a media researcher.
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Nation
‘No rewards for lying down on the job under SSPA’
PUTRAJAYA: Non-performing and lazy civil servants will not be rewarded under the revamped Public Service Remuneration System (SSPA), and this is to drive home the importance of good work performance and efficiency within the civil service, says Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
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Sabah & Sarawak
Sibu council mulling ban of plastic bags at markets and malls
Sibu Municipal Council (SMC) plans to ban single-use plastic bags at all its markets.
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Metro News
Kelantan Prisons Department trains inmates in rubber tapping
THE Kelantan Prisons Department has embarked on a venture with the Malaysian Rubber Board to offer its prisoners training in rubber tapping.
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Metro News
Seeing beyond the black and white
ENTERING the KamaRia Gallery, one encounters a captivating seven-layer sequence carefully curated to guide visitors through the narrative of the “Past Lives and Distant Voices” exhibition.
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Corporate News
Buyout proposal for Anglo American could reshape copper market
London-listed miner Anglo American says it has received an all-share buyout proposal from BHP Group, a deal that would create the world’s biggest copper miner churning out around 10% of global output.
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Metro News
Hundreds donate blood at Thai envoy’s premises
FACTORY supervisor Ch’ng Hong Hooi marked his 52nd birthday with a good deed.
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Nation
Indonesia, Johor to boost trade, tourism
JOHOR BARU: Indonesia hopes to enhance economic, trade and tourism programmes with Malaysia, particularly Johor, with the introduction of a “special privilege scheme”, which offers discounts to residents in bordering regions.
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Metro News
‘Address environmental issues in august House’
JOHOR environmental groups want lawmakers to raise environment-related issues at the state assembly sitting next month.
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Nation
US embassy reaffirms that Malaysia is still safe to travel
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia is still safe to travel, affirms the US embassy to Malaysia, negating US academic Bruce Gilley’s claim that it is not.