The malay mail
The Malay Mail is a Malaysian English-language newspaper that was first published in 1896. It is one of the oldest and most respected newspapers in Malaysia, with a rich history of reporting on local and international news, politics, business, and culture.
The Malay Mail was founded by a British journalist named Frank Swettenham, who was also a colonial administrator in Malaya (now Malaysia). The newspaper was initially published as a weekly, but it soon became a daily publication in 1903.
Over the years, The Malay Mail has played an important role in shaping public opinion and influencing the country's political landscape. It has been known for its investigative reporting, in-depth analysis, and commentary on issues affecting Malaysia and the region.
Today, The Malay Mail is part of the Media Prima Berhad group, a leading media conglomerate in Malaysia. The newspaper is available in print and online, and it has a strong online presence with a website and social media channels.
Some of the key areas that The Malay Mail covers include:
- News: Local and international news, politics, business, and sports.
- Opinion: Editorials, columns, and commentary on current issues.
- Features: In-depth articles on lifestyle, entertainment, and culture.
- Business: News and analysis on business, finance, and economics.
- Sports: News and coverage of sports events and teams.
The Malay Mail has won numerous awards for its journalism, including the prestigious Malaysian Press Institute's (MPI) Best Newspaper Award. It is widely regarded as one of the most respected and influential newspapers in Malaysia.