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Record 45,000-strong crowd take part in Miri Christmas Parade 2019
MIRI: A record crowd of about 45,000 people from all walks of life took part in the Miri Christmas Parade 2019 on Saturday (Dec 7) night.
New resource centre for senior citizens in Penang
AN establishment which has facilities and amenities for elderly citizens has been set up in Penang.
As Christmas season starts, Pope defends nativity scenes in public places
ROME (Reuters) - Pope Francis on Sunday defended the display of nativity scenes in town squares and other public places, which has become an annual contentious issue at Christmas time in countries such as the United States and France.
Food vouchers for BU’s urban poor
FAMILIES from among the urban poor in Bandar Utama, Petaling Jaya have been selected to get RM50 Foodbank cash vouchers monthly to help them meet their basic household needs.
Melaka targets RM100,000 in sales from Bazar Peduli Rakyat
MELAKA: Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority (Fama) plans to collect RM100,000 in sales from three Bazar Peduli Rakyat (BPR) programmes this year, said state Fama director Che Samudin Hassan.
Nurturing the seeds of success
HE may be young, but 28-year-old Chinese subjects teacher Wong Pen Sin had students of Phor Tay Private High School cheering in excitement when he accepted the “Most Dedicated and Caring Teacher Award”.
Club members bring joy to 180 patients
ROTARY Club of Sungei Way and Hospital Selayang Volunteers Association brought smiles and joy to 80 adults and 100 children, who were warded at the hospital for various illnesses.
Fun festive outing for children
INFECTIOUS laughter filled the air as 22 children from the Shan Children’s Home enjoyed their buffet breakfast at the Eastern and Oriental (E&O) Hotel in George Town.
Tanjung Piai by-election: we need to vote for....
I HAVE been pondering more and more on this upcoming by-election at Tanjung Piai, Johor, ever since the untimely passing of its incumbent in September.
‘Respect and love key to solidarity’
KUALA LUMPUR: Mutual respect, love and justice based on Islamic principles form the recipe for solidarity and harmony in the administration of the country comprising various religions and races, says Yang di-Pertuan Agong Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri’ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah.