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Moody’s Analytics is anticipating BNM to leave its OPR at 3.0 per cent on Thursday.
Moody’s Analytics is anticipating BNM to leave its OPR at 3.0 per cent on Thursday.
National
BNM likely to leave OPR at 3.0 per cent - Moody's analytics
KUALA LUMPUR - Moody’s Analytics is anticipating Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) to leave its Overnight...
Linda Onn - Photo by Bernama
Linda Onn - Photo by Bernama
Entertainment
Linda Onn open to returning to radio for the right offer
KUALA LUMPUR - To relive the experience of working in a studio, former radio announcer Linda Onn has...
Photo for illustration purpose only. - File photo by Bernama
Photo for illustration purpose only. - File photo by Bernama
Features
Home sweet home, but is it age-friendly?
KUALA LUMPUR - It was just a day like any other when Associate Prof Rahimah Ibrahim received a call...
Che Saad, 74, started his expedition on Aug 2 at Padang Serai, Kedah, and is expected to conclude his mission on Sept 16 in Perlis, covering a distance of 2,300 kilometres.
Che Saad, 74, started his expedition on Aug 2 at Padang Serai, Kedah, and is expected to conclude his mission on Sept 16 in Perlis, covering a distance of 2,300 kilometres.
National
Former journalist embarks on 10th patriotic ride
KUALA LUMPUR - Former journalist Che Saad Nordin has already embarked on his annual Peninsular...
Crucial for women to plan ahead for a secure future during retirement.
Crucial for women to plan ahead for a secure future during retirement.
Features
Navigating Retirement: Crucial for women to plan ahead for a secured future
HEAD of the Employees Provident Fund’s (EPF) Policy and Strategy Department Balqais Yusoff...
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Photo for illustration purpose only. - Illustrated via Canva
National
Women must break free from financial dependence - Maybank Trustees CEO
SHAH ALAM - Traditionally, women have often depended on men, not realising that this reliance can...
The number of babies born in Japan, as well as to Japanese expatriates in the January to June period, fell by 5.7 per cent from a year earlier to 350,074, government data showed Friday, as the number of marriages continues to decline amid shifting values. - (Photo by AFP)
The number of babies born in Japan, as well as to Japanese expatriates in the January to June period, fell by 5.7 per cent from a year earlier to 350,074, government data showed Friday, as the number of marriages continues to decline amid shifting values. - (Photo by AFP)
World
Japan's births fall 5.7 per cent to 350,000 in January - June as marriages decline
TOKYO - The number of babies born in Japan, as well as to Japanese expatriates in the January to...
Pahang police chief Datuk Seri Yahaya Othman - BERNAMA FILE PIX
Pahang police chief Datuk Seri Yahaya Othman - BERNAMA FILE PIX
National
Scams: 45 teachers fall victims, losing RM1.2 million - Pahang police
KUANTAN - Pahang police recorded 45 fraud cases involving teachers, with losses amounting to RM1.2...
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Photo for illustrative purposes only.
National
Hidden hands behind youth vaping surge
KUALA LUMPUR- The tobacco industry in Malaysia is very influential. Their influence extends beyond...
Umno Vice President Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani
Umno Vice President Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani
Politics
Nenggiri win a turning point for Umno, says Johari in final speech, hopes for brighter future
KUALA LUMPUR - In a pivotal moment for Umno, Vice President Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani declared...
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Photo: HAMZAH ZAINUDIN / FACEBOOK
Photo: HAMZAH ZAINUDIN / FACEBOOK
Axed Hamzah makes first move with tea session alongside Pas, Bersatu and former party...
Kuala Lumpur Police Chief Datuk Fadil Marsus - BERNAMA FILE PIX
Kuala Lumpur Police Chief Datuk Fadil Marsus - BERNAMA FILE PIX
Post-mortem reveals 89 injuries on woman killed by husband in Kepong
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Photo for illustration purposes only.
Body of pregnant woman found in a pool of blood, husband detained in Kota Tinggi
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Photo for illustration purposes only.
Vehicles entering KL expected to nearly double ahead of CNY
Bank Islam’s Officer-in Charge and Group Chief Business Officer – Retail Banking, Mizan Masram (back, centre), posing for a group photo with the winners at the Bank Islam Mega Financing and Al-Awfar 2025 Prize Presentation Ceremony at Menara Bank Islam on Monday. - Photo by MOHD HALIM ABDUL WAHID
Bank Islam’s Officer-in Charge and Group Chief Business Officer – Retail Banking, Mizan Masram (back, centre), posing for a group photo with the winners at the Bank Islam Mega Financing and Al-Awfar 2025 Prize Presentation Ceremony at Menara Bank Islam on Monday. - Photo by MOHD HALIM ABDUL WAHID
RM1 million boost for retirement: Sabah executive’s unexpected win
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Child opens car door, causes accident involving six vehicles along Jalan Tun Razak
A child inadvertently caused a road accident after opening a car door in open traffic, leading to two motorcycles crashing into each other.
A child inadvertently caused a road accident after opening a car door in open traffic, leading to two motorcycles crashing into each other.
New forensic review challenges Kurt Cobain's suicide ruling, says 'this is a homicide'
Kurt Cobain
Kurt Cobain
Federal Court reinstates Isa Samad's conviction and sentence, issues warrant of committal
Former Felda chairman Tan Sri Mohd Isa Abdul Samad has been ordered to begin serving a six-year prison sentence from Tuesday.
Former Felda chairman Tan Sri Mohd Isa Abdul Samad has been ordered to begin serving a six-year prison sentence from Tuesday.
Malaysians still drawn to charm of reading physical books
The Reading Profile of Malaysians 2022/2023 study by the National Library of Malaysia recorded a positive shift in reading trends among Malaysians, who crave a variety of information in line with changing lifestyles and current technological developments. - Bernama photo
The Reading Profile of Malaysians 2022/2023 study by the National Library of Malaysia recorded a positive shift in reading trends among Malaysians, who crave a variety of information in line with changing lifestyles and current technological developments. - Bernama photo
Sultan Selangor’s decrees a wake-up call for law, harmony and sustainability
Sultan Selangor Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah (Photo from Selangor Royal Official)
Sultan Selangor Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah (Photo from Selangor Royal Official)
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