After Ismail, Saravanan's turn: Anwar critics in the dock amid cheers from PH supporters
The duo are well known for their strong reservations about BN's power-sharing deal with PH.
TNB delivers resilient 1H 2026 performance, protecting the rakyat amid West Asia volatility
TNB continues to accelerate strategic investments that strengthen the nation’s energy ecosystem and prepare Malaysia for future growth driven by industrial electrification, AI and data centre investments.
Ampang Hospital thrown into chaos again by IT glitch, as questions surround RM29 million eHIS contract
Crowds of patients swell as staff forced to switch to manual processes while waiting for the system to be restored.
Ex-MP zeroes in on Farhash as Rafizi's pack steps up criticism of Anwar
The former politician sits at the centre of grievances among rebel MPs who quit PKR.
RM29 million contract goes to same firm in charge of eHIS during Ampang Hospital crash
The procurement is worth about RM10 million more than its current contract at Ampang Hospital.
Xenophobic bots turn their attacks on migrant children at school, yet videos remain online
It marks a worrying trend in an escalating campaign against migrants and refugees, largely fuelled by misinformation.
RM1 billion suit surrounding KL Tower heads for trial with new concessionaires as defendants
It comes more than a year after the high drama outside the iconic structure, when police and enforcement agencies forcibly evicted the former concessionaire.
Questions surround the arrest of pro-Palestine Singaporean lawyer deported by Malaysia
Lim Tean is the latest target of the PAP regime in its series of actions to silence lawyers and critics.
Monks plead with Anwar to save historic Perak caves monastery threatened by quarrying
Lawyers join devotees from the century-old Sakyamuni Caves Monastery in Gunung Kanthan, calling for the area to be declared as a national heritage.
Protected by past governments, century-old Buddhist monastery in Anwar's Tambun constituency faces eviction over quarry works
The monks of the caves monastery are calling on Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to intervene.
Kindness that shames the world: A Malaysian doctor recalls Gaza’s unbearable ‘normal’
The people of Gaza are not only victims in rubble or numbers in death tolls; they are patients who apologise for troubling doctors.
KWAP's RM163 million loss highlights red flags in due diligence, decision-making and 'FOMO' behaviour
Among other issues, questions linger over the involvement of global financiers with a history of poor investments, as well as over how KWAP understood the issues involving civil servants’ retirement savings.
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