New Straits Times - 2024-03-09

• Beating bribery to produce better drivers
• Govt to axe services of visa agencies handling Bangladesh­i workers
• Show evidence of alleged child abuse, HRW urged
• EPF: SYARIAH SAVINGS NOT PART OF SIMPANAN KONVENSION­AL
• Nga: New public housing model in the works
• Steel and cement prices see price rise, says Statistics Dept
• Women breaking barriers in solid waste management
• GO BACK TO SCHOOL, WAR VETS TELL MPS
• Veterans deserve more, says recipient of nation’s top gallantry award
• ‘A-G MUST RESPOND TO HOUSE ARREST QUERY’
• Drug trafficker first to get death sentence after change in law
• Anwar’s ex-aide sues Wan Fayhsal
• BLOGGER SUES MACC FOR DENYING COUNSEL
• Lorry driver charged over murder of Thai girlfriend
• A thousand and one flavours at One World Hotel
• LIFE&TIMES Berita TV9’s latest ‘star trio’ go beyond news-reading
• Amir strikes gold in AJL after a decade
• Twitter ban hits businesses, news in Pakistan
• Cabotage issue a case of lesson learnt
• LESSONS LEARNT FROM FLIGHT MH370
• Israeli army: Troops shot at Palestinia­ns who posed threat
• BIDEN: AID NOT BARGAINING CHIP
• India busts traffickin­g of Indians for Ukraine war
• GREAT BARRIER REEF AT RISK
• CHINESE WOMEN GO ‘YOLO’
• DRAGON BALL CREATOR DIES
• MAX-ING OUT HIS CONTRACT
• Gresini’s Marquez looking for answers
• Dressel launches 2024 campaign with 100m fly Pro Swim win
• Bayern seek divine interventi­on as Leverkusen pull away
• BENITEZ RETURNS TO BERNABEU
• Villa draw blank at Ajax in Europa Conference League last 16
• REDS CRUISE THROUGH
• Arteta won’t fret over Liverpool’s Man City clash as Arsenal eye top spot
• Pochettino says he understand­s anger from Chelsea fans
• DEFINING MOMENT IN TITLE RACE
• Tenaga Nasional’s two live wires look deadly
• Malaysian University sweat over top scorer Nuramirah
• AN INSPIRATIO­N FOR MALAYSIAN WOMEN
• DUO NEED TO PROVE THEIR WORTH
• Pekan takes a swipe at MFL’s ‘inconsiste­ncy’
• EXSIM to buy 65.9pc stake in PM Holdings
• ‘Neutral’ stance on banking sector maintained
• ‘OPR decision likely influenced by weak ringgit’
• Corporate Whirl | BUSINESS

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