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Cambodia and East Timor renew trade, investment vows
Cambodia and East Timor have reaffirmed their commitment to deeper trade and investment ties in a bid to increase bilateral trade, while progress on a deal to export the Kingdom’s milled rice to the Asean candidate remains stalled.
Three Amanah reps leave party to join PKR
JOHOR BARU: Three Johor Parti Amanah Negara assemblymen have left the party to join PKR.
S’pore Olam plans to list food unit
SINGAPORE: Commodity trader Olam International, which is dividing its portfolio of diverse products into two new operating businesses, said it plans to list its food ingredients segment by the first half of next year.
Salahuddin thanks trio for their contributions to Amanah
PETALING JAYA: Parti Amanah Negara deputy president Datuk Seri Salahuddin Ayub has thanked the three former Johor Amanah assemblymen for their contributions to the party.
The long, slow demise of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process
Today, peace between Palestinians and Israelis is no longer within view, even at a distance.
Turning diapers into compost gold
Used diapers represent huge waste streams, that mostly end up in incineration. The start-up Les Alchimistes sees this waste as a potential.
Singapore's Olam plans to list food ingredients unit by H1 2022
SINGAPORE, Feb 27 (Reuters): Commodity trader Olam International, which is dividing its portfolio of diverse products into two new operating businesses, said has announced that it plans to list its food ingredients segment by the first half of next year.
Malaysia’s exports up 6.6% to nearly RM90b in January
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s exports in January 2021 rose by 6.6% to RM89.63bil from a year ago, due to global demand notably for electrical and electronic (E&E) and rubber products as well as front-loading activities prior to the festive season.
Hikers volunteer to sweep leaves after trails reopen
AFTER more than five weeks of being closed due to the movement control order (MCO), the hiking trails from Moon Gate and the Penang City Park leading up to the Point Five rest area became littered with leaves making it dangerously slippery for hikers.
No more squatting for your porridge
GEORGE TOWN: After more than eight decades serving ordinary folk here in Penang, the state’s last remaining “squatting” Teochew porridge stall has decided to call it a day.
