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Pleaded not guilty over charge of accepting bribe together with assistant; DBKL deputy executive director bailed on RM15k
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Pleaded not guilty over charge of accepting bribe together with assistant; DBKL deputy executive
DBKL deputy executive director and assistant charged with soliciting and accepting bribes, he pleaded not guilty and was granted released on bail of RM15,000
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DBKL deputy executive director and assistant charged with soliciting and accepting bribes, he
Electronic / Digital Magazine
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application solutions. View the video spotlighting Oracle executives at www.EMC.com/oraclesings. EMC2, EMC
`Redevelopment plan to go on despite change in govt'
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wlll go on despite the change in federal government. KBDC chief executive officer DatukZulkumaln
Old obstacles with Kampung Baru
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, completed unit, a combination of cash and complete_d unit, or shares in the SPV. KBDC chief executive
DBKL to relax requirements for issuance of licences
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executive officer Zaizalnizam Zainun. Annuar said the initiative was made after he learned of the plight
Facing challenges head on
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) executive director of Project Implementation, while the third Three core issues on the. mayoral agenda
Firms need time to switch to WFH
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) executive director Datuk Sharnsuddin Bardan noted that many companies were implement- · · ing a WFH
DBKL to remove bridges in Brickfields
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, costing RM2.7rnil each. In a recent meeting with DBKL Project Implementation executive director Azmi
Emotional farewell for Nor Hisham
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," he said, adding that he would miss engaging with stakeholders. DBKL executive director Datuk
Capital cities get new chiefs
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economiCS gra ua e RETIRED Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) executive director (Planning) Datuk Mahadi Che
Kept on their toes by well-informed KL folk
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are DBKL executive director for socioeconomic development Datuk Ibrahim Yusof (on his right