The Star Malaysia - 2024-03-22

• Imported rice still being sold at higher price in Klang Valley
• Price will come down with new stock, say sellers
• Sabah’s Veveonah now a rising film star
• Tube wells a stop-gap measure for droughts
• Severe dry spells to hit the country
• Lack of funds causing delays in school repairs
• Tengku Zafrul: Realised investment­s to be announced early April
• MP: Investigat­e my claim
• Saifuddin: No automatic grant of citizenshi­p to kids of foreigners with PR
• Speed up commitment on institutio­nal reforms, govt urged
• King to be made Honorary Commission­er-in-chief
• Home’s kids have each other as family
• High costs, low spirits
• MACC ordered to provide new facts in case
• Top court affirms teen’s conviction
• Daim files applicatio­n to challenge validity of MACC charges
• Kuala Kubu Baharu rep dies
• Over 70 outlets checked
• Contraband worth over Rm5mil seized in Sabah
• Supplier given 30 days to submit written statement
• EMERGENCE OF THE FIRST BUSINESS TRUST IN M’SIA
• An assault on the Constituti­on
• Feud lingers two years after actress’ divorce
• From alleged affair to secret second marriage
• Focus on improving commuting safety
• Quest for quality education
• Public scrutiny vital in making good laws
• Competitio­n would be good for Puspakom
• Prabowo named next president
• Thuong’s veep named acting head of state after resignatio­n
• Thuong exits presidency
• ‘Junta in Myanmar facing existentia­l threat’
• King’s second son returns
• Singapore ranked happiest country in Asia again
• Seven killed while storming China-linked Pakistan port
• Doctors given last warning
• Police chief suspended amid concerns about a power grab
• China has ‘big picture’ talks with former Australia PM
• Tough life in the Mekong Delta
• US unveils UN call for instant truce
• Canada confirms halting arms shipments to Israel
• EU pushes to arm Ukraine, itself
• UN decries inaction in Sudan
• Global fertility decline threatens population sustainabi­lity
• Russia arrests two in first LGBTQ ‘extremism’ case
• Second chance at life for Gaza boy
• Watch me vroom
• Scottie’s not around so the rest are set to swagger at the Snake Pit
• Hamilton criticises F1 over case involving Susie Wolff
• FIA chief cleared in Las Vegas GP probe on interferen­ce
• A gem of a mum
• Murray writes ‘Life in the old dog yet’ - after win
• Sun-shining on Swiatek as world number one chases the ‘double’
• Australia step closer to 2026 World Cup with Lebanon win
• Police search RFEF offices over alleged corruption
• French favour
• Palestine Football Associatio­n urge FIFA sanctions against Israel
• Oh no, Neuer!
• It’s done and dusted
• I am incredibly proud – Hughes lands Liverpool sporting director role
• MFL to take a stern stand and will implement strict FFP regulation­s
• Zikri worried over fitness level of players for U-23 Cup
• Dazzling show right at home for golf fans, thanks to DAZN
• High five for hockey as they are ranked second in the world
• Fit as a fiddle Adam may fit in just nicely into Sarjit’s plan
• Sticking to Korean?
• Tang Jieee Wei send C’wealth champions Terry-jessica packing
• Fury on court but off it, Sindhu and Marin are friends
• S’wak boxers are set to pack a punch by training at Filipino Pacman’s base
• Milton holds the key
• MBSJ warns Ramadan bazaar traders to clear items from site
• For rent sign placed at reserve land alarms Kepong folk
• Promoting culture of road safety across industries
• New Penang landmark designed with future in mind
• Crafting dishes with zero waste in mind
• Showcase of kampung flavours
• 107 children from four orphanages treated to extensive spread in PJ
• Driving export opportunit­ies for Malaysia’s healthcare sector
• Spreading joy and cheer through campaign
• Relax and rejuvenate
• Creating a memorable Raya
• Outdoor lifestyle brand expands presence
• Step into a floral wonderland
• Keep your skin healthy and moisturise­d
• MAG soars to profitabil­ity
• Ecoworld Malaysia eyes land bank expansion
• FBM KLCI up on prospects of US interest-rate cut
• Banking to stay steady
• Astro maintains cautious outlook for FY25
• World growth finds a level, attracting investors
• Private credit’s second act raises some eyebrows
• Higher exports to be led by chip sector
• New OA offers safeguards to MAHB’S earnings and cash flow
• Challengin­g operating outlook for glove players
• Matrade eyes Rm2.6bil sales from key events
• Eu’s ban on palm oil import seen as biased
• Yinson production’s FPSO vessel sets sail for Brazil
• Higher vehicle sales expected in first quarter
• Supportlin­e
• Improved outlook for Coastal on luxe resort plan
• Uzma’s contract extension likely to boost revenue
• A US$3.2 trillion refinancin­g wall looms
• Real estate crackdown fans investor angst in the European Union
• BOJ chief pledges to keep monetary stimulus
• Lower LNG prices trigger surge in Asian spot market purchases
• Funds sell Indonesian bonds on fiscal fears
• Digital economy leaves imprint despite turbulence
• China looking to pare down its United States debt holdings
• Swiss rate-cut curve ball cannot be ignored
• NZ’S economy shrinks
• Shippers turn to longer-term leases as tanker supply tightens
• Reddit IPO prices at top of marketed range
• Powell says balance sheet drawdown taper coming soon

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