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Kagezi was reportedly murdered as a retaliatory action due to her consistent prosecution of suspects accused of terrorism

Working in the F&B industry is tough, but the consequences of not following this list of rules set by a Japanese restaurant in Malaysia might be even tougher for its staff. A ramen chain in Kuala Lumpur has come under fire for allegedly deducting salaries of staff who take medical leave and toilet breaks. A photo of its rules and...

PETALING JAYA: The Yang di-Pertuan Agong, Sultan Ibrahim, has paid a record RM1.5 million for the “GOLD 1” vehicle registration number.

PUTRAJAYA: Most Malaysians in Singapore and Brunei are part of the skilled or semi-skilled workforce, says the Statistics Department.

Perkeso launches more functions on its mobile application for smoother interaction.

The same fate awaits hundreds of Ugandans stranded in India and elsewhere in Egypt, matters made worse by the absence of a fund to support Ugandans abroad in distress, Mr John Mulimba, the State...

Kuala Lumpur: The payment of Survivor Pension benefits to the heirs of Gillian Donald, who died of excessive smoke inhalation after heroically saving the lives of seven people in a fire in Merinding Garden, Labuan in January, will be expedited.

Twitter user Sarah's complaints reached Human Resources Minister Steven Sim who had ordered an investigation into the matter.

PETALING JAYA: The government should reassess the benefits and allowances provided to MPs first before applying them to civil servants, including new ...

PUTRAJAYA: Transport Minister Anthony Loke today said he is ready to sacrifice his possible pensions for the reform agenda in reducing Malaysia’s financial burden.