KUALA LUMPUR: The national cabotage policy does not place a ban on foreign-flagged vessels from

PETALING JAYA: The debate over the national cabotage policy kicked off at TV3’s studio at Sri

PUTRAJAYA: The Cabinet has decided to reinstate the cabotage policy exemption for non-Malaysian

been misled over his statement on the cabotage policy. The Transport Minister said he had sent the

the live debate on the nation's cabotage policy, says Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong. The Transport

Minister Tan Sri Annuar Musa did not mislead the Dewan Rakyat over the national cabotage policy and the

Experts say turkeys and Brussel sprouts could be in shorter supply while pasta and flour could be rationed to customers during the Christmas period.... Earlier this month ministers announced overseas drivers can take up six-month visas and they are planning to have the two-week unlimited deliveries scheme for December. However, the Government has reportedly said only 20 foreign drivers have so far been issued amid concerns over supplies in supermarkets and containers waiting at ports due to the

Malaysia’s cabotage policy governing trade vessels had hampered trade between Sabah and Indonesia.Dr Wee

-General's claims on cabotage policy governing trade vessels between Malaysia and Indonesia had been

PETALING JAYA: The first broadcaster to offer to air a debate on the nation's cabotage policy