CAMERON HIGHLANDS: Some 1,000 community Internet centres nationwide will be transformed into Malaysian Family Digital Economy Centres (PEDi) as part of efforts to boost digital economy activities among the rural population.
Published on: Saturday, July 10, 2021
By: Jo Ann Mool
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Kota Kinabalu: A 25-year-old woman was tentatively charged at the Magistrate’s Court here Friday with trafficking 150gm of syabu.
Nur Aqeelah Aina Farhana Abdul Rahim, who appeared before Magistrate Lovely Natasha Charles, was accused of committing the offence at 4pm on June 26 at the roadblock 2 area Jalan Sulaman, near here.
However, no plea was recorded from Nur Aqeelah after the charge was read out to her, who was at the central lock up in Kepayan, via video conferencing.
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Aqeelah was jointly charged with another accused Mohd Nor Zainal, 29, who was her husband, to the charge under Section 39B(1)(a) of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952. The charge carries a punishment with either the death penalty or life in prison and whipping with a minimum of 15 strokes.
IPOH, May 19 ― The Department of Orang Asli Development (Jakoa) director-general post which is currently vacant, should be filled by a qualified candidate from the Orang Asli Malaysia community, said Cameron Highlands MP Ramli Mohd Nor. Ramli, the first person from the Orang Asli community to be.
MP claims little Napoleons trying to put non-Orang Asli in charge of Jakoa
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A lawmaker claimed today that officers in the Rural Development Ministry are trying to put a non-Orang Asli in charge of the Orang Asli Development Department (Jakoa).
Cameron Highlands MP Ramli Mohd Nor (
above), who is an Orang Asli, said it was a practice that priority is given to an Orang Asli to fill the post of Jakoa director-general. Information has reached me that there is an effort by officers in the Rural Development Ministry who are putting pieces in place.
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