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Perak-born woman becomes Malaysian citizen at 68, fulfilling late husband's wishes - Vimarsana News

Perak-born woman becomes Malaysian citizen at 68, fulfilling late husband's wishes

KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 29): A Perak-born stateless woman is overjoyed to finally be officially recognised as a Malaysian at the age of 68, after collecting her proof of Malaysian citizenship and her blue Malaysian identity card — otherwise known as MyKad and only issued to Malaysian citizens — just a fe

The setbacks to women's political participation - Vimarsana News

The setbacks to women's political participation

By Mabinty M. Kamara Gender Equality and Women's participation in governance has become a widely discussed issue across the board. When Heads of State meet at regional, local, and global levels, they hardly discuss the issue of equality, as a fundamental consideration, despite the societal definition of sex roles which continues to place one of the sexes at a disadvantaged

Zero Percent Tax Amnesty Scheme: FBR finally releases data of beneficiaries - Vimarsana News

Zero Percent Tax Amnesty Scheme: FBR finally releases data of beneficiaries

ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Information Commission’s (PIC) landmark order has been implemented by the Federal Board of...

Retiree sentenced to a day in jail for keeping protected wildlife as pets - Vimarsana News

Retiree sentenced to a day in jail for keeping protected wildlife as pets

KUALA LUMPUR: A 53-year-old retiree has been sentenced to a day in jail and a fine of RM130,000 after he pleaded guilty to seven charges of keeping protected wildlife without a special permit.

The crucial verdicts (2) - Vimarsana News

The crucial verdicts (2)

A lot of dust is still raging concerning the decisions of the Presidential Election Petition Court, ostensibly from interested persons who have felt