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MITI Deputy Minister Sim Tze Tzin said the government welcomes legitimate investments and businesses that comply with Malaysian laws but will not compromise on illegal activities that undermine the opportunities and income of local entrepreneurs. - Photo by Bernama

MITI Deputy Minister Sim Tze Tzin said the government welcomes legitimate investments and businesses that comply with Malaysian laws but will not compromise on illegal activities that undermine the opportunities and income of local entrepreneurs. - Photo by Bernama

MITI steps up raids on illegal foreign traders to protect local MSMEs

Norasikin Hasin, 32, claimed that her daughter suffered a soft tissue injury to her lower back and was subsequently diagnosed with functional neurological disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) following the incident on Feb 11. - Photo by Bernama

Norasikin Hasin, 32, claimed that her daughter suffered a soft tissue injury to her lower back and was subsequently diagnosed with functional neurological disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) following the incident on Feb 11. - Photo by Bernama

Year Six pupil allegedly injured after chair-pulling incident

Photo illustrated via Canva

Photo illustrated via Canva

Malaysians face more financial strain as retailers warn of June price hikes

A Rohingya labourer pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court today to a charge of robbing in the house of national badminton legend Datuk Razif Sidek at knifepoint last month.

A Rohingya labourer pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court today to a charge of robbing in the house of national badminton legend Datuk Razif Sidek at knifepoint last month.

Rohingya labourer charged with robbery in Datuk Razif Sidek's house

The Johor and Negeri Sembilan state elections are being held separately because of logistical concerns and to ensure electoral workers have sufficient training, says Election Commission (EC) chairman Datuk Seri Ramlan Harun (centre). Photo by Bernama

The Johor and Negeri Sembilan state elections are being held separately because of logistical concerns and to ensure electoral workers have sufficient training, says Election Commission (EC) chairman Datuk Seri Ramlan Harun (centre). Photo by Bernama

State polls held separately for logistics, training reasons, says EC chairman

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