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Kota Kinabalu: Sabah may see a fourth woman State Attorney General with the likely appointment of Datuk Nor Asiah Mohd Yusuf, 50.
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(pic) graduated from the International Islamic University (IIU) in Malaysia.
Daily Express learnt that Datuk Brendon Soh, who was appointed to the post just before the Warisan-Plus State Government collapsed in the September State election, has agreed to take up an advisory capacity.
His appointment became a controversy when social media reported that he was given a RM60,000 pay package by the previous government. Various quarters also reported that, in principle, all Attorney Generals step down when a new Chief Executive takes over the helm of government.
IIUI extends admission date till Dec 31
Islamabad
December 29, 2020
Islamabad: International Islamic University (IIU) has extended the last date for submission of application forms for admission (Spring 2020-21 semester) till December 31, 2020.
According to IIU on Monday, the decision has been taken to facilitate more candidates who intend to apply for admission. IIUI has also been allowed to invite applications for the civil engineering program as university has been accredited by Pakistan Engineering Council.
IIUI has offered admission to BS/MS/PhD programmes in 09 faculties including Social Sciences, Basic and Applied Sciences, Management Sciences, International institute for Islamic Economics, Arabic, Usuluddin, Languages and Literature, Engineering and Technology and Shariah and Law.
Published on: Monday, December 28, 2020
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Kota Kinabalu: Sabah may see a fourth woman State Attorney General with the likely appointment of Datuk Nor Asiah Mohd Yusuf, 50.
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(pic) graduated from the International Islamic University (IIU) in Malaysia.
Daily Express learnt that Datuk Brendon Soh, who was appointed to the post just before the Warisan-Plus State Government collapsed in the September State election, has agreed to take up an advisory capacity.
His appointment became a controversy when social media reported that he was given a RM60,000 pay package by the previous government. Various quarters also reported that, in principle, all Attorney Generals step down when a new Chief Executive takes over the helm of government.
Iqbaliyat Scholar Gets Rare Malaysian Fellowship
Shakir Ashraf
SRINAGAR: Dr Ajaz Ahmad Lone, hailing from north Kashmir’s Baramulla has become the first person from Jammu and Kashmir to bag the prestigious post-doctoral research fellowship in the Department of Social Foundations and Educational Leadership, Kulliyyah of Education at the International Islamic University Malaysia.
Dr Ajaz Ahmad Lone
Currently posted as a contractual lecturer in Sociology Department at Boys Degree College Sopore, Dr Ajaz said he was “overwhelmed” and “surprised” when he received the confirmation letter of his fellowship from the Islamic University of Malaysia.
Terming it his most festive moment, Dr Ajaz said, “I am ecstatic that I received this fellowship.”
The new CEO of the Malaysian Timber Council envisions everyone chipping in to take the industry to new heights
Ask Muhtar Suhaili whether he has taken a break since being appointed CEO of the Malaysian Timber Council on Nov 1 and he laughs. Besides receiving visitors non-stop, he has read MTC’s annual reports from 2011, met with business partners and associates from government agencies, and sat down with fellow management members to map the direction for the Council.
A grasp of the details is crucial, no doubt, but, more importantly, this young man can see the forest for the trees.
Timber is a new field for Muhtar, 39, who has worked in the automotive, oil and gas, and palm oil sectors. “It’s a different industry but, as CEO, the way I manage things is still the same people, system, engagement.