Malaysia( PBM), says PKN chairman Nor Hizwan Ahmad.He said this came about during PKN’s convention

coalition which shares the party's ideals. PBM secretary-general Nor Hizwan Ahmad( pic) said as a

from tattoo parlours to laboratories and even childcare centres, ” said Nor Hizwan.To remain resilient

KUALA LUMPUR: Latex goods accounted for 83.1% of Malaysia’s total exports of rubber products in the first quarter of 2022, with the glove sub-sector remaining as the largest export revenue generator for the industry. The glove sub-sector, however, showed a decrease of 66.2%, equalling to RM6. 04bil in the first three months of this year, from RM17. 86bil in the same period in 2021, the Malaysian Rubber Council( MRC) said in a statement. Surgical gloves remained the highest earner with export rev

KUALA LUMPUR: Datuk Zuraida Kamaruddin is open to completing her term as a Cabinet minister. The Plantations Industry and Commodity Minister previously said that she might relinquish her position as minister following the announcement of her departure from Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia to join Parti Bangsa Malaysia( PBM). Following her departure, Bersatu had expressed its intention to propose one of its leaders as Zuraida’s successor in the Cabinet.“ Of course I want to serve the country and th

KOTA KINABALU: Datuk Zuraida Kamaruddin has welcomed talk that two independent Sarawakian MPs could be interested in joining her fledgling Parti Bangsa Malaysia( PBM). The PBM president-designate noted she would be keen for Sri Aman MP Datuk Masir Kujat and Lubok Antu MP Tambat Jugah Muyang, as well as other elected representatives, to join their ranks. ALSO READ: Zuraida appointed PBM’s president-designate “ I would welcome them if they wanted to join me.... I would appreciate them coming to s

PETALING JAYA: Salesmen and buyers are in a bind as the brakes have been slammed on vehicle production and retail activities due to the Covid-19 pandemic. With the supply chain affected by movement restrictions and demand dampened by the ongoing public health crisis, the automotive industry has already revised downwards its total industry volume( TIV) forecast by 5.6% to 500, 000 units.If operations do not resume this month, the Malaysian Automotive Association( MAA) said it’d likely have to rev