Day: September 24, 2024

PUTRAJAYA, The results of the 2024 Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia Ulangan (SPMU) examination will be released on Oct 1, according to the Ministry of Education (MOE). A total of 8,195 candidates registered to sit for the 2024 SPMU examination at 187 examination centres nationwide, it said in a statement today. MOE said candidates can check their 2024 SPMU exam results online at the link myresultspmu.moe.gov.my from 10 am on Oct 1 until 6 pm on Oct 7. Another method is via short message service (SMS) to receive a summary of the results by typing SPMUICCandidateNO and sending it to 15888. This

TAWAU, A woman and her stepbrother were charged in the High Court here today with the murder of her former husband, an e-hailing driver, last year. However, Nurima Juli, 34, and Sadam Kiram, 30, pleaded not guilty after the charge was read out to them before Judge Datuk Duncan Sikodol. They were accused of reaching a common intention to kill Nurman Bakaratu, 61, at an oil palm plantation near Jalan Anjur Juara, Batu 5 Jalan Apas, here, between 7.30 pm and 11.30 pm on Jan 13, 2023. The charge, framed under Section 302 of the Penal Code, read together with

KUALA LUMPUR, The Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) intends to share its expertise with other enforcement agencies through various courses in the future. Inspector-General of Police, Tan Sri Razarudin Husain, stated that to achieve this goal, PDRM plans to enhance the skills of instructors at its academies, ensuring that they hold at least a bachelor’s degree. ‘We invite agencies to participate in courses where police have specific expertise, similar to the symposium held today. ‘Instructors will be managed with flexible promotions, for example, those joining as ASPs may be promoted to DSP within two to three years, based on their qualifications

KUALA LUMPUR, Over 34 million e-Invoices have been received from taxpayers by the Inland Revenue Board (LHDN) since its implementation on Aug 1. LHDN Assistant Director of the E-Invoice Division, Tax Operations Department Jaffar Tukiran said the reception is a positive development, reflecting that taxpayers supported and heeded the e-invoicing implementation. “Even more impressive is that the figure covers the first, second and third phase taxpayers. It means some (taxpayers) have already utilised it before their phase (was implemented). “The response is very positive. We are also very excited because the number is increasing. This is something to be proud

KUCHING, Despite being hurt by the cynicism of people around her, Sarawak athlete, Jennyla Kueh managed to rise up and find her own strength to end her 18-year wait for a gold medal of the Para Malaysia Games (Para SUKMA) in the 2024 edition, here, today. Jennyla, who works as a seamstress in Ampang, Selangor, said she went through difficult times just to ensure that her efforts to contribute a medal in the women’s javelin event F55/F56/F57 (physical impairment) for her beloved state bear fruit at the biennial games. ‘Honestly, the talk of the people around me used to make