The census conducted by the Eastern Sabah Security Command (ESSCOM) recorded a total of 28,000 people in the Pala’u community in Sabah, said Home Minister, Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail.
He said out of that number, it was found that 6,200 peo…
Lee Sang-in, acting chief of South Korea’s state broadcasting regulator, voluntarily stepped down Friday ahead of the National Assembly’s planned vote on his impeachment motion.
The main opposition Democratic Party, which has the majority of seats i…
The water level of Tasik Gubir at the Muda Dam, near here, has receded drastically.
Checks by Bernama at the lake area today also found that inland fishermen’s boats had to be moored far from their original spots, which have now become dry land.
Ac…
Japan’s former gold mine linked to South Korea’s wartime forced labor is expected to be listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site over the weekend, Seoul’s foreign ministry said Friday.
The UNESCO World Heritage Committee (WHC) is scheduled to review a…
The Federal Court here today allowed the appeals by two developers in their bid to stop claims for liquidated ascertained damages (LAD) from homebuyers over late delivery of vacant possession.
This followed a decision by a five-member panel led by C…