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PAPAR: A Special Meeting of the National Action Council on Cost of Living (Naccol), to be chaired by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, will be held this Friday to discuss the cost of living issue, especially the rice supply issue in the country.

Kota Kinabalu: Sabah Muslim Converts Association (PMMS) aims to distribute 200 worship kits to members this year.

TELUPID: The water woe faced by residents of Kampung Bukit Mengidam Mukim Sapi will be over when its Mini Gravity Water Plant is ready.

Experts on end-of-life care say Jimmy and Rosalynn Carters’ different paths show the range of an oft-misunderstood service.

PUTRAJAYA: The home ministry will collect all necessary information about three leaders from Muslim NGOs on a US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) terrorist screening centre list, says minister Saifuddin Nasution Ismail.

Nikolas Orellana, a Haverhill resident and financial literacy researcher, has been named a legislative aide at the office of state Rep. Andy X. Vargas. Orellana previously worked for the Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center where he researched how Americans understand inflation, diversification and risk. His position as a research assistant also allowed him to contribute […]

LABUAN: The Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Chairman Datuk Dahlif Singh commended Customs for its projection of a lucrative collection of RM56 billion in revenue national-wide, saying with such a target any loss due to the sale of cigarettes tax-free should be considered a “trivial matter” and the island’s full duty-free status restored.

As a program at Haverhill High School that makes college classes available has come under scrutiny in recent weeks, early college defenders say it is still delivering on its original promise to encourage students who may not have thought college was right for them. Last month, as WHAV reported, student council members told the Haverhill […]

BANGKOK: Thai prosecutors will conduct further investigations into whether former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra broke a royal defamation law, they said Monday, a day after the billionaire’s release on parole in a separate graft case.

Kota Kinabalu: Community Development and People's Wellbeing Minister Datuk James Ratib on Monday made a strong stance on the importance of cooperation and efficiency in governance to ensure the wellbeing and development of Sabah and its people.