Bilingual, Multi-Topical News and Views
LATEST
TRENDING
TRENDING
LATEST NEWS
Learn lessons from 1MDB debacle
BY: LYNDY ANG Malaysians have yet to recover from the pain and suffering they have had to endure in the 1MDB scandal and many recoil in horror at the revelations of how blatantly the wealth of the rakyat was frittered away by the top brass of this country. While...
Websites with prohibited content to be monitored
BY: SYARAH ANUAR Malaysians are up in arms and upset and hot under the collar over what they perceive to be censorship and restrictions being imposed on their viewing and browsing of the Internet which they openly state is counter productive to national interests. But...
Jakim’s irrelevance beginning to show
BY: CHRISTOPHER FERNANDEZ The Malaysian Religious Affairs Minister has drawn flak and raised the ire of non Muslims by suggesting that Jakim enforce mandatory halal certification of food outlets that do not serve pork and alcohol. In response, Seputeh MP, Miss Teresa...
Policies that are a hindrance to progress
BY: NADHIRA ZA Many Malaysians complain of laws that are archaic and obsolete and, according to the de facto law minister, these laws number around 3,000, and they need to be abolished but what is of greater concern now are government policies that hinder progress....
Watak Les Grossman bantu lonjak nama Tom Cruise. ‘Spin-off’’ bakal menyusul?
OLEH: NIZAM BHRN Mungkin ramai kurang tahu, tapi sekitar tahun 2006 sebenarnya nama Tom Cruise makin malap. Disebabkan oleh penglibatan dia dalam agama Scientology dan kemudian ditambah pula temu bual kontroversinya bersama Oprah (sesiapa yang pernah tengok Scary...
Make the necessary corrections in Malaysia
BY: LEANNE KAM Malaysia is supposedly a democracy. The word 'supposedly' is used because there are many indications that democracy in the country has been severely compromised putting the nation at risk of being a failed state in future. While the basic tenets and...
This is what Merdeka should mean to us
BY: CHRISTOPHER FERNANDEZ On August 31, 2024, the nation Malaysia is set to celebrate the 67th edition of Merdeka or independence from the British colonialists and the rakyat is looking forward with gusto to the event which is an annual celebration. While to the...
Farm Fresh’s growing number of products
Farm Fresh, which is a leading dairy producer, now owns over 10,000 dairy cows and bulls and expects an improvement in profitability due to further reduction in costs, and has a growing product line up and is expanding regionally. In a strong showing at the beginning...
Matrix Concepts property portfolio in demand
In the next decade, property developer Matrix Concept Holdings Bhd, is poised to set its sights on its next major phase of transforming growth, underscored by a development pipeline exceeding RM20 billion. In its post AGM statement, Matrix Concepts stated that it is...
MALAYSIA VOICE TV
NATIONAL
Facing the challenges of the B40 community
BY: KARTIK SUBRAMANIAM The number of B40 persons has swelled over the last decade and their burgeoning presence in this country is reportedly set to increase unless there is concrete action taken by the government to help them come out of their...
THE GRAPEVINE
KUALA LUMPUR WELCOMES AR RAHMAN: INSIGHTS AND ANTICIPATION FOR MEGA CONCERT
Fans of A.R. Rahman had the opportunity to meet the world-renowned music...
AR RAHMAN LIVE IN KUALA LUMPUR 2024: EXCLUSIVE FANS MEET SESSION
The world-renowned music maestro, A.R. Rahman, will make a special visit to...
MGM and Bruno Mars Kick-start 2024 in Macau
Macau embarked on the new year of 2024 with '24k magic in the air' as MGM...
BUSINESS
Matrix Concepts property portfolio in demand
In the next decade, property developer Matrix Concept Holdings Bhd, is poised to set its sights on its next major phase of transforming growth, underscored by a development pipeline exceeding RM20 billion. In its post AGM statement, Matrix Concepts...
LIFESTYLE
MM2H Hub opens at Motac
The one stop My Malaysia Second Home (MM2H) service centre has commenced operations at Level 1 of the Tourism, Arts and Culture Ministry or Motac in Putrajaya following the closure of the previous service centre at the Immigration Department. The one stop service centre offers a full range of services at their counters including pass extension...
Cruise industry seeing growing demand
The Malaysia Cruise Industry Association (MCIA) stated that there must be more proactive government support for the cruise industry as after the Covid 19 pandemic home port cruises have been doing well. MCIA noted that cruising is gaining in popularity due to its new holiday concepts, leisure focused experiences and the convenience of not...
STORIES
OPINION
EDUCATION
A Kok and Bull-y story
BY: DESMOND JUDE Now that the controversy over mandatory halal certification for outlets that do not sell pork and alcohol has died down, it might be useful to understand why Seputeh MP, Miss Teresa Kok, raised the matter. There is an ongoing covert and clandestine operation by the deep state in government wanting to convert non Muslims by dangling the carrot and the use of cunning and sleight. Malaysia is not an Islamic state. But Malay rights groups, Islamic extremists and other lunatic...
Websites with prohibited content to be monitored
BY: SYARAH ANUAR Malaysians are up in arms and upset and hot under the collar...
Jakim’s irrelevance beginning to show
BY: CHRISTOPHER FERNANDEZ The Malaysian Religious Affairs Minister has drawn...
Policies that are a hindrance to progress
BY: NADHIRA ZA Many Malaysians complain of laws that are archaic and obsolete...
EDUCATION
Netizen campaigns for boycott of English language
BY: AIN IBRAHIM A lone wolf, acting in his personal capacity, has stirred...
Krista CAPABLE Preschool Programme – The No. 1 Choice of Parents Today
The Krista CAPABLE Preschool Programme is an award-winning early childhood...
Strengthen pre school education system
BY: SAADIAH SAIHIDIN If the Malaysian education system is to be truly world...
SUSTAINABILITY
SPORTS
Organise more soup kitchens and food banks
BY: IZAL MAHAT Since the post Covid 19 pandemic, Malaysians have been complaining in a rising crescendo of astronomical prices having to be paid for food and drinks, goods and services and this is why it makes good sense to set up more soup kitchens and food banks. For a not so wealthy country like Malaysia, it makes perfect sense to have these soup kitchens and food banks and also used clothing in good condition and shelter to be given to the poor, homeless and marginalized groups. But there are grievances and complaints raised by the elite community in this country that these sort of charitable activities conjure images of widespread...
