<p>SHAH ALAM - The Residential Tenancy Bill that is expected to be tabled in Parliament may benefit both landlords and tenants.As a property owner, Susanti Asril, 51, agreed that when the Bill comes into effect, it can be used as a guide to solve the various problems and issues with the tenants renting her house."I have encountered many issues with my tenant, one of them was that we both agreed that rent should be paid on the 25th."But somehow the tenant didn’t fulfil the rent for two months before...</p>

SHAH ALAM - The Residential Tenancy Bill that is expected to be tabled in Parliament may benefit both landlords and tenants.
As a property owner, Susanti Asril, 51, agreed that when the Bill comes into effect, it can be used as a guide to solve the various problems and issues with the tenants renting her house.
"I have encountered many issues with my tenant, one of them was that we both agreed that rent should be paid on the 25th.

Sinar Daily

KUALA LUMPUR, June 6 (Bernama) --The move to cut government subsidies only affects the rich or T20 group and that too is at a minimal rate, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
"The subsidy reduction only involves the rich T20 households. Can’t they do with less subsidies?"
I have to take away some from those well off in order not to burden the poor,” he said during the Minister's Question Time at the Dewan Rakyat sitting here today.

Cut in gov't subsidies only affects T20 group - PM

KUALA LUMPUR - Despite having set climate ambitions, not enough action has been taken by the governments across Southeast Asia (SEA) to meet nationally determined contribution targets by 2030, according to Southeast Asia’s Green Economy 2023 Report: Cracking the Code, by Bain & Company, Temasek, GenZero and Amazon Web Services (AWS).
Released today, the report indicated that in order to achieve nationally determined contribution or emissions reduction commitments, and to unlock the potential of a green economy, the region will need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 33 per cent from business-as-usual levels by 2030.
"Public and private sectors across SEA must harness a collective will to challenge the status quo," it said.

Southeast Asia needs to expedite action to meet 2030 climate ambitions - Green Economy Report

KUALA LUMPUR – The move to cut government subsidies only affects the rich or T20 group and that too is at a minimal rate, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. “The subsidy reduction only involves the rich T20 households. Can’t they do with l...

Owner, tenants seek benefits in the Residential Tenancy Bill