The Star Malaysia
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Nazri: Foreign Workers Act needed to manage the four million workers

JAKARTA: Malaysia will explore the possibility of having a Foreign Workers Act to manage the four million foreign workers in the country. Minister in the Prime...

The Malaysian Insider
4 hours ago

Same minimum wage in Sabah, Sarawak if economy improves

KOTA KINABALU, May 17 — The government will not impose a different private sector minimum wage for Sabah and Sarawak if a review conducted by the National...

The Star Malaysia
5 hours ago

Muhyiddin: We rather clarify issues to people than debate

KUALA LUMPUR: The Government prefers to clarify any issue rather than debate on it with the opposition, said Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin....

Mmail
5 hours ago

M'sia to explore possibility of having Foreign Workers Act

JAKARTA: Malaysia will explore the possibility of having a Foreign Workers Act to manage foreign workers in the country, totalling four million now. Minister...

The Star Malaysia
6 hours ago

DPM: Abolishing quota for international schools won't affect national schools

KUALA LUMPUR: The decision to abolish the 40% quota for locals to enrol in international schools will not affect national and national-type school enrolment,...

The Malaysian Insider
6 hours ago

SE Asia Stocks: Philippine, Malaysia rebound; others retreat

BANGKOK, May 17 – Stocks in the Philippines and Malaysia rebounded from oversold territory on Thursday as investors bought shares that had been sold on worry...

The Malaysian Insider
6 hours ago

Malays over-dependent on govt, says Muhyiddin

KUALA LUMPUR, May 17 —The Malay community is too dependent on government assistance which is a big reason why they do not control the nation's economy said...

The Star Malaysia
6 hours ago

KLCI snaps losing streak but SapuraKencana disappoints

KUALA LUMPUR: Blue chips snapped their losing streak on Thursday, but managed to recoup only one-third of their losses from the previous day, as investors...

Mmail
6 hours ago

Quota abolishment: No impact on national schools

KUALA LUMPUR: The decision to abolish the 40 per cent quota for locals to enrol in international schools will not affect enrolment in national and...

The Malaysian Insider
6 hours ago

Malaysian killer freed after 21 years

KUALA LUMPUR, May 17 — The Malaysian who gunned down renowned Sydney heart surgeon Victor Chang more than twenty years ago is set to be released and returned...

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