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Global Forum On Islamic Economics And Finance - Kuala Lumpur - Vimarsana News

Global Forum On Islamic Economics And Finance - Kuala Lumpur

GFIEF is organised by Bank Negara Malaysia, in collaboration with the Securities Commission Malaysia, Labuan Financial Services Authority, the International

Malaysia plans 13% salary hike for civil servants from December amid rising prices - Vimarsana News

Malaysia plans 13% salary hike for civil servants from December amid rising prices

KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysia will boost salaries for civil servants by more than 13 per cent from December, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said on May 1, amid rising prices, a weak ringgit and plans to reform subsidies. Datuk Seri Anwar had earlier vowed subsidy cuts and higher taxes in 2024, while re-directing financial aid to the needy. Analysts have flagged...

Proposal to address Durian Tunggal flood issues brought to PM - Vimarsana News

Proposal to address Durian Tunggal flood issues brought to PM

ALOR GAJAH: Several recommendations aimed at addressing flood issues, particularly in Durian Tunggal here, will be brought to the attention of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim to facilitate the allocation of special funds and prompt action.

Malaysia PM Anwar disappointed at RM2b corruption scandal at KL airport customs - Vimarsana News

Malaysia PM Anwar disappointed at RM2b corruption scandal at KL airport customs

At least 34 Customs officers were arrested in connection with smuggling activities. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Malaysia's plan to cut subsidies in 2024 hits a speed bump - Vimarsana News

Malaysia's plan to cut subsidies in 2024 hits a speed bump

Less than half of Malaysians have updated their income details in a database that will enable authorities to determine where handouts should be directed. Read more at straitstimes.com.