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Nation
Seafood supply in Penang stable for now
GEORGE TOWN: Seafood supply here is stable for now but unpredictable weather in the coming weeks could affect fishermen’s catches.
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Economy
Challenges persist in attracting FDIs
PETALING JAYA: Although Malaysia is on the radar of foreign investors, challenges persist in further boosting foreign direct investment (FDI) into the country.
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Nation
Young heroes and shining stars recognised
KUALA LUMPUR: A heartwarming tale of bravery took the spotlight at the National Children’s Day 2024 celebration, where Muhammad Asri Rosli, 14, was honoured with the Pingat Hang Tuah Award.
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Star Biz7
Dicey days for chip makers
With President-elect Donald Trump all set to impose protectionist policies to reshore manufacturing to American soil, Malaysia’s semiconductor industry is at a critical crossroads.
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Metro News
Association reps pay respects to armed forces members
PENANG has announced a RM20,000 contribution for the maintenance of the Air Itam War Memorial Park.
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Economy
Malaysian Economic Forum set to take place in January 2025
KUALA LUMPUR: The Economy Ministry will host the Malaysian Economic Forum 2025 (FEM2025), focusing on high-impact sectors and Malaysia’s economic prospects within Asean and on the global stage.
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Metro News
Festival to highlight collaboration
THE historic Ban Canal in Sabak Bernam, Selangor, a lifeline for padi farmers since the colonial era, is now the centrepiece of a growing eco-tourism initiative that promotes tradition, nature and sustainability in the district.
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Nation
First to Madani fair, then off to school
KUALA LUMPUR: Although it is his first child who is starting primary school next year, Mohd Shauki Abdullah is the one who is more excited about this family milestone.
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Nation
‘We’ll take care of ‘brothers’ in BN’
IPOH: “Big brother” Umno will always look out for its siblings, says Barisan Nasional chairman Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.
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Nation
Understanding Malaysia’s No. 1 killer
PETALING JAYA: Pneumonia surpassed heart disease to become Malaysia’s leading cause of death in 2023, claiming 18,181 lives and prompting urgent calls for enhanced respiratory health measures and vaccination efforts.
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Nation
Go big to fight pneumonia, says MMA
PETALING JAYA: Nationwide vaccination is a way to reduce the alarming rise of pneumonia-related deaths, says the Malaysian Medical Association.
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Nation
Time for another vax drive
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia should introduce pneumococcal vaccines for adults and high-risk groups following the steady rise in pneumonia-related deaths, say health experts.
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Nation
Friends push each other to succeed in studies
JOHOR BARU: A family of four and their two best friends have proven that distance and differing backgrounds are no obstacle in achieving their dreams when they completed their masters’ degrees together.
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Metro News
Sarawak students get laptop aid
FORTY-eight students received laptop vouchers worth RM3,000 each under a state initiative to bridge the digital divide.
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Nation
Why some motorcyclists don’t stick to their lanes
Dedicated motorcycle lanes are a safer option but maintenance woes and safety concerns push motorcyclists to risky highway routes.
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Metro News
Perak expands onion farming
THE Perak Agriculture Department is expanding onion cultivation to 10ha in the second phase of its initiative aimed at boosting production and reducing imports.
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Nation
From forest guardians to wildlife saviours
HULU PERAK: What will it say about us as Malaysians if we lose the animal that sits upon our national crest?
