“Multimillion-Ringgit Port Fraud? MACC Urged to Uncover ‘National Security Threat’ at Tanjung Langsat”
PUTRAJAYA: Shipping industry veteran Datuk Seri R. Jeyenderan has called on the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) to expedite its investigation into alleged multimillion-ringgit discrepancies between bills of lading (BL) and physical petroleum cargo movements at Johor’s Tanjung Langsat Port. Speaking to reporters at the MACC headquarters here today, the Maritime Network Sdn Bhd chief executive […]
Millions Caught in Sweltering Queues as Corporate War Stalls UAE-India Consular Contract
By Business & Diaspora Desk | Updated July 8, 2026 A multi-million dollar corporate legal war has brought Indian consular services in the UAE to a grinding halt, leaving thousands of expats stranded in punishing summer queues. At the center of the chaos is a highly lucrative contract to manage passport renewals, visa applications, and […]
VICTORY BY DEFAULT: Rain and Boredom Secure West Indies’ First Home Series Win in Two Years
By Sports Desk | Updated July 8, 2026 The trophy is staying in the Caribbean, but the celebration was totally washed out. On Tuesday, the West Indies officially locked down their first home Test series triumph in two long years—not with a dramatic final wicket, but with a dull whimper. The second and final Test […]
CEASEFIRE SHATTERED: US Launches ‘Punishment’ Strikes on Iran After Tanker Blazes Ignite Global Oil Route
By Digital News Desk | Updated July 8, 2026 The highly fragile Middle East ceasefire is in absolute tatters this morning. Early Wednesday, U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) announced it has begun launching a series of “powerful” military strikes directly hitting southern Iran. The heavy bombardment follows a chaotic 24 hours in the Strait of Hormuz, […]