History seems to be ignored as authorities change road names to merely please certain quarters.
Klang Valley schools and offices tell Sabah returnees to stay home
While the authorities are not imposing a 14-day quarantine rule for those arriving from Sabah, several schools and offices have taken it upon themselves to ensure those who returned from Sabah do not enter their premises for at least two weeks.
Sabah docs fear the worst as they brace for more Covid-19 cases
Sabah medical practitioners fear the worst following spike in Covid-19 cases in the state.
Oct 6 e-Census deadline if you get invitation code by Sept 30
Department of Statistics Malaysia Chief Statistician Datuk Seri Dr Mohd Uzir Mahidin says people will be allowed to take part in e-Census until Oct 6, on condition pre-registration invitation code is received by tomorrow.
M-League to go on for now despite Sabah Covid-19 surge
No changes to M-League schedule despite spike in Covid-19 cases in Sabah but football guardians will have no qualms postponing the league again if situation worsens.
Hurdler Rayzam Shah hopes new Sabah govt will develop sports facilities
Hurdler and national record holder Rayzam Shah Wan Sofian hopes the new Sabah sports minister and government will develop sporting facilities in the state, specifically in Kota Kinabalu and Keningau.
Four hours? Three days? Why aren’t we sticking to 14-day quarantine period?
Why are we cutting down the quarantine period for those flying in from Sabah? Haven’t we learnt anything from the Sivagangga cluster?
Sports journo goes extra mile by publishing KL match day programme books
Sports journalist Devinder Singh, a hardcore Kuala Lumpur fan, has taken the initiative to produce match day programme books for the city outfit – proving that you don’t need millions of ringgit or a huge committee to do something meaningful.
Plan to have a baby? Start with fool-proof childcare support system
Stocking up on diapers and feeding bottles? Map out a fool-proof childcare support system first if you want to continue climbing the corporate ladder.
Mr Politician, do you have these numbers?
Politicians blinded by their ambitions are not seeing the real numbers, says Purwaiz Alam.
Finally back to taking the train to work
Taking the train to work is fun if you don’t have to go in at peak hours … but please ensure commuters do a check-in at the stations.
Glorious seafood for a bargain at D’Chubby Kitchen
Seafood at an affordable price in Subang? Sounds unlikely, but not at D’Chubby Kitchen.
KLFA footballer Subramaniam misses cheers and boos
Kuala Lumpur FA footballer S. Subramaniam says playing in an empty stadium is not the best experience as he hopes to help the city side qualify for the Super League next season. Also, don’t miss out on what to expect in the third week of the English Premier League.