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Pulled in different directions
He might be in jail but this former Umno president still wields enough influence to threaten party unity.
Giving is receiving
It’s nice to be reminded that we still live in a beautiful country despite losing our way a little.
Account 3 could be double-edged sword
IN a move lauded for its empathy yet scrutinised for its long-term implications, Malaysia’s Employees Provident Fund (EPF) has introduced Account 3 to offer financially strapped members a lifeline.
Get into the spirit of cocktails with KL's first ever Cocktail Week
The first ever Kuala Lumpur Cocktail Week (KLCW) is happening next week, with a lineup of activities, guest shifts, and masterclasses being held throughout the city from April 24 to 30.
KKB by-election will test the political mood
The peaceful outpost of Kuala Kubu Baru is about to be stirred and shaken in a by-election that could reflect the swirling political sentiments in Selangor.
Different reasons and seasons to quit – just ask Momota and Wendy
A FEW top athletes have just called time on their careers.
Poverty is real for Indians
The community has been helped a lot, says the Prime Minister. But is he right? The reality on the ground looks different.
Take pride in Jalur Gemilang
HOISTING the Jalur Gemilang during the Merdeka month is about patriotism and national pride.
Start them young when it comes to teaching kids about food safety
Parents can start educating their children on how to ensure food safety and hygiene from a young age.
Concerns over division this Raya
THE open house at the palace in Seri Menanti – or Stano Terbuko – was festive as usual. Thousands of families came from across Negri Sembilan and beyond to enjoy delicacies in the royal capital, and it was especially pleasing to see such diversity among the attendees.
The value of games – Sudoku, crossword, video – for your mind
Do number and word puzzles, as well as video games, really help to improve your brain’s ability to learn and understand?