Haniff’s lawsuit against Bersatu to go to full trial

KUALA LUMPUR: Lawyer Mohamed Haniff Khatri Abdulla has failed in his bid for a summary judgment in his suit against Parti Pribumi Bersatu and three others over alleged non-payment of RM12.5mil in legal fees.

Full trial for lawyer's RM12.5mil lawsuit against Bersatu

KUALA LUMPUR: A lawsuit filed by lawyer Mohamed Haniff Khatri Abdulla against Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia and three others over alleged non-payment of RM12.5mil in legal fees will be heard in a full trial in 2024 after the High Court here dismissed his application for a summary judgment.

Conduct labs to realise the full potential of domestic tourism

Fulfil ‘golden requirement’ before GE15, govt urged

PETALING JAYA: The passing of several Bills in Parliament, including anti-party hopping and political funding, will be a “golden requirement” before the general election is called, say political leaders.

Anwar, four others get nod from Federal Court to appeal on Muhyiddin's advice to suspend Parliament

PUTRAJAYA: Opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and four elected representatives get the nod from the Federal Court to proceed with their appeal to challenge Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin's action in advising the Yang di-Pertuan Agong to suspend Parliament during the Emergency period.

Consumer groups want all food-related APs abolished

PETALING JAYA: Reducing the red tape may help address the rising cost of living and food shortages, say consumer associations.

Five-year recovery target too long, say tourism bosses

GEORGETOWN: Travel stakeholders say that the five-year target for the industry to recover is too long and that business could improve sooner if the country is marketed as a competitive destination with better promotional packages.

Muhyiddin: Food AP policy needs further study

BUTTERWORTH: The move to abolish Approved Permits (APs) for food imports will need to be studied further to ensure it not only benefits the country but also does not jeopardise the local food production industry in the face of a looming global food shortage, says Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.

Tourism sector recovery period depends on reopening of foreign countries borders

SEGAMAT: The time the country's tourism sector will take to recover to the level before the Covid-19 pandemic hit, will depend on the reopening of the borders of other countries, says Deputy Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister, Datuk Seri Dr Santhara Kumar.

Kleptocrats will jeopardise country's future, says Muhyiddin

BUTTERWORTH: The country should not fall under the rule of kleptocrats once again, as it will propagate a bigger issue and problem for the country, says Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.