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JOHOR BAHRU: The minimum age limit for marriages in Johor has been fixed at 18 years for Muslim and non-Muslim men and women as had been coordinated at the central level. Johor Menteri Besar Datuk Osman Sapian said previously the marriage age in the state had been fixed at 18 years for males and 16

KUALA LUMPUR: MIC remains as a Barisan Nasional (BN) component party says its president Tan Sri S. Vigneswaran.He said although BN was no longer the ruling party, MIC would continue to stay as a coalition partner until a decision was reached together with other BN component parties.To resolve issues

KUALA LUMPUR: Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad said in the new Malaysia people are content as they no longer feel oppresed by the government. The Prime Minister said unlike before, people no longer talked of having to pay bribes when dealing with government officers. “We don’t hear about corruption anymore.

The prime minister said the ministers learn quickly and are eager to share views and ideas, ensuring each was aware of their own role in building the new Malaysia. “However, if I have to grade them I would say that their performance is between 40 and 50 per cent. They are learning quickly and we don

KANGAR: Rafizi Ramli wins PKR election in Perlis by 66 votes, giving a lead against Datuk Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali in the contest for the PKR deputy president post. Rafizi won in state PKR election in Kangar, Arau and Padang Besar divisions with a total of 400 votes. The result was announced by Perlis

GEORGE TOWN: Rescuers are poring over the Bukit Kukus landslide site in search of a mysterious container, thought to be buried about 20 metres under the rubble.Previously unknown to authorities, eyewitnesses have claimed that “many people” were in the container when the landslide occurred.So far, rescuers

MELAKA: Up to 2,000 votes are ‘missing’ in five out of six PKR divisions in Melaka where state party elections were held yesterday, the party’s Central Selection Committee has revealed. The unexplained disappearance of approximately 60 per cent of votes registered through the e-voting system has therefore

KUALA LUMPUR: The rude and defiant taxi drivers who walked out during a dialogue session with Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad at Dewan Kenchana Ombak Villa in Langkawi this morning drew criticism from social media users and netizens. The group of about 10 taxi drivers who were unhappy with Dr