... an article discussing about the prospects of my home country, Malaysia, in 20 years. According to the article, well, there isn't much prospects left ... Of Nation'. Internet is banned, making Malaysia laughingstock of the world. Since we now cannot go online, we don't feel the ... are undersold and underused. Extremely low value of Malaysian Ringgit hinders food imports from Thailand & ...

... 2011 to boost revenue by an additional 1 billion ringgit (S$407 million) annually, a senior official on ... who slipped through the taxation net by taxing some of their spending. Currently, Malaysia employs the sales and service taxes for some consumption. “( ... the deficit. The only countries in the region not employing the GST are Malaysia, Brunei and Myanmar. From New Straits Times, "GST ...

... , head of vegetable oils trading at Godrej International, raised his forecast for the first three months to 2,800-3,000 ringgit ($830.36-$889.67) a tonne from an earlier estimate of 2,400 ringgit. "I expect palm oil prices to rise at the fastest pace in relation to all other vegetable oils," Mistry told the Indonesian ...

... far Najib can go in his "reform" which is also linked to how soon Malaysia could recover from the uncertainties in the current global economy. ... system while cynically propagating the "one Malaysia" concept, articulating that every Malaysian, regardless of race, ... BN and the MCA saw only ringgit signs when they proposed leveling the oldest Chinese cemetery in Malaysia to build ...

... end up with disappointment. Basically I don’t have any issue if the Malaysia car prices are really high to ensure that government ... car will depreciate and a lot of maintenance cost. But in Malaysia country, imported cars cost more than low- ... migrate there and buy cars over there even the car converted to Ringgit Malaysia expensive? The only thing that I can proudly said that their earning ...

... option for their retirement plans, where Singapore's dollar is twice that the value of Malaysia's ringgit, which means more bang for the buck. This means that for the price ... that is Singapore's economy too. Though the plans to purchase property in Malaysia has been in the offing for quite a few years, its only possible now, due to my siblings now being all adults and relatively settled. ...

Melbourne - Kualu Lumpur, Malaysia - 6th November 2009 So it's been a while but have been living in Australia for the last 30 months, was ... . Took an afternoon flight from Melbourne to Kualu Lumpur with Malaysia Airlines, flight was fantastic, with good food and entertainment ... no and found a normal taxi 74.20 ringgit to the city which is over an hour drive. We are staying at the Corus Hotel, ...

What a big difference!! From Singapore Mobile to US - 8 cents per minute (19 cents Ringgit) From Malaysia Mobile to US - RM 1 per minute => 5 times more expensive than calling from Singapore!! (10 times if no conversion involved) How soon can Malaysia become a "DEVELOPED" country?!

... for making a wrong turning. I persuaded and soon  realized that he was instead hitting on me. I paid 50 fucking ringgit and left for good. I couldn't give a shit , at least i'm safe from the sleazebag.  Its funny how the policeman in malaysia who are supposedly our protectors could look more like crooks. Or perhaps , worse off.  Malaysia Boleh !

A LEGOLAND theme park will open in Malaysia's south in 2012 at a cost of RM700 million (S$286 million), one year earlier than scheduled, developers said on Thursday. ... The Malaysian attraction will be the first Legoland in Asia. IIB is an investment holding company linked to the 17.7 billion ringgit Iskandar Development Region (IDR), a major infrastructure project in Johor.  Source : NST

VISIT TO MALAYSIA ! Reach JB at 5pm today.... Went for lunch at the malay stall... Food was *Puke*.... LOL ! Walk out even before finishing them.... >.< Then started shopping! HEHE.... Brought nothing much la but i think i spent almost 200 ringgit. LOL ! Thats alot ! Omg! But the shopping close damn early luh.... >.< They close lyk nine plus ? ...

... ! - and he knows that the NSTP will publish his response, retort, reply, whatever. Why not use that avenue, instead? Don't muzzle the press with multi-million ringgit suits, please! Give us some latitude. In this connection, I would like to congratulate Samy Vellu for dropping a defamation suit involving a Tamil newspaper that had published 11 articles calling him, among other things, " ...

I'm seriously damn pissed. I just got back from Maybank trying to start a bank account for my PwC salary. What I thought I required was just a MyKad for identification and a ringgit. Unfortunately, these days you need a bloody chip to detect fraud. EDIT: My bad it wasn't the card's fault. It was the bank's fault. So anyway, I asked them if there was anyway they could just use my ...

... five years in prison and a fine of up to 200,000 ringgit ($57,150). The penalty doesn't seem to be a deterrent, ... fix games. 'It's a growing problem, not only in Malaysia, but in countries like Hong Kong and Singapore as well,' ... told DPA. 'A lot of these syndicates seem to be operating from Malaysia but they always have international links, so the police works very closely with ...

(AFP) – Cargo ships dock at Malaysia’s Klang port near Kuala Lumpur. Between January and September, bilateral trade between Malaysia and China reached 89 billion ringgit (26 billion dollars), accounting for nearly 13 percent of Malaysia’s total trade during the period. Photo:Saeed Khan/AFP Cargo ships dock at Malaysia’s Klang port near Kuala Lumpur. …