The origin of the elephant or how it ended up in the neighbourhood remains unknown. Read more at straitstimes.com.
JOHOR BAHRU – A Singaporean has been fined RM1,000 (S$307) by the Magistrate Court in Johor Bahru for making a false police ...
Transport minister Anthony Loke has said the tender for the Johor Bahru light rail transit (LRT) project has not been opened ...
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Tech startups, factories may benefit most from Johor-Singapore ecozoneTech startups and small manufacturers with revenues under $1.1b are set to benefit most from lower taxes in the ...
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Malaysia should use naturalized players for next 5 years: football legendMalaysian football legend Datuk Jamal Nasir has recommended naturalization as a short-term strategy to strengthen the ...
The Kedah road transport department (JPJ) has since November collected RM101,300 from 352 outstanding fines, some as far back ...
As he does regular weightlifting, Wickramasinghe, in his day job of parsing the markets, is projecting that the Straits Times ...
A Johor resident had an unexpectedly elephantine visitor strolling through their neighbourhood a few nights ago. Last Sunday (Jan 26), Malaysian Instagram page Kluang Hari Ini shared a clip of an ...
Singaporean woman fined US$228 for falsely reporting ‘abduction’ at KSL City Mall in Johor Bahru
Amyra Laila Ho alleged she lost consciousness after being forced by a couple to inhale the smell of tea at KSL City Mall.
A Singaporean has been fined RM1,000 (S$307) by the Magistrate Court in Johor Bahru for making a false police report claiming ...
The enforcement measures follow a viral incident on Jan 21, when a woman driving a Singapore-registered vehicle was caught ...
SINGAPORE: Businesses here must remain agile, nimble and resilient in the face of challenges that are likely to impact growth ...
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