This week in Malaysia
The Malaysian government is actively addressing economic and political reforms, considering cutting petrol subsidies for high-income earners and proposing a 10-year term limit for the Prime Minister. Concurrently, the nation grapples with significant social challenges, including a report that nearly 70% of youth are involved in synthetic drug abuse, alongside local crime incidents such as a murder in Bachok and a shooting in Skudai. Amidst these developments, local news also features efforts to combat flash floods in Petaling Jaya and achievements in sports, like Kuching City FC's pursuit of AFC Champions League Two qualification.
About Malaysia
Malaysia is a vibrant Southeast Asian nation celebrated for its rich cultural tapestry, diverse geography spanning bustling cities and ancient rainforests, and a dynamic economy. Its unique blend of Malay, Chinese, and Indian influences shapes not only its society but also its media landscape, where traditional outlets often have political ties, while online platforms offer more independent voices.
Visiting Malaysia
Media landscape
Malaysia's media environment is partly-free, characterized by legal restrictions and significant ownership ties between traditional outlets and political parties. While online media generally enjoys more freedom, state-owned or politically affiliated entities heavily influence the mainstream narrative.
For a broader understanding of Malaysian news, supplement traditional media with independent online news portals, which often provide more diverse perspectives.
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Lifestyle change: Stop using social media for a while
- Information overload and attention-grabbing algorithms are causing widespread cognitive fatigue, a phenomenon supported by concerning data. - The ability to focus on a single digital task has drasti…
Malaysia's FBM KLCI Expected to Remain Positive Amid Stable Monetary Policy
- Malaysia's FBM KLCI is expected to trade cautiously but remain positive this week, supported by stable monetary policy. - The central bank's decision to maintain the Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) at 2…
Malaysian and Indonesian Preachers Granted Permission to Speak in Southern Thailand
- Thai authorities have permitted Malaysian preacher Ustaz Azhar Idrus and Indonesian preacher Ustaz Abdul Somad to deliver sermons in Pattani and Yala. - The decision followed discussions between the…
IKEA Malaysia committed to offering affordable products and food
- IKEA Malaysia is committed to offering affordable products and food despite rising operational costs and global economic uncertainty. - The company has kept prices low, with its karipap increasing b…
The forgotten legacy of the Malay World's Constitution
- The article argues that constitutional governance in the Malay world predates British colonialism. - It highlights the Hukum Kanun Melaka (HKM) as a significant early legal text in the region. - The…
Airwallex expands influence into Indonesian and Vietnamese markets
- Fintech company Airwallex is expanding its presence into Indonesia and Vietnam. - This move follows the successful launch of its comprehensive financial platform in Malaysia, after obtaining necessa…
Nestlé Malaysia Strengthens Halal Industry Commitment with Jakim Partnership
- Nestlé Malaysia is strengthening its commitment to the halal industry through a strategic partnership with the Malaysian Islamic Development Department (Jakim). - The collaboration, under the SYNERG…
WonderBrew targets overseas markets
- Malaysian kombucha producer WonderBrew aims to expand into international markets, targeting Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, and Japan within the next two years. - The company is in discussions with …
Iran Awaits Orders to Strike U.S. Targets After Tanker Incident
- Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is awaiting orders to attack U.S. targets in West Asia. - The potential strike follows a U.S. fighter jet shooting down two Iranian-flagged tankers in…
CUCKOO Malaysia Unveils Versatile Multicooker for Effortless Home Cooking
- CUCKOO Malaysia has launched the CUCKOO LHTR IH Twin Pressure Multicooker, a versatile kitchen appliance. - The multicooker features Twin Pressure technology, allowing users to select high-pressure …
Gen Sphere Serviced Apartments Achieve Full Sales
- Majestic Gen's Gen Sphere, a freehold serviced apartment development in Johor Bahru, has achieved full sales since its July 2025 launch. - The development, valued at RM837 million GDV on a 0.51-hect…
Malaysia Considers Petrol Subsidy for High-Income Earners Amid Economic Concerns
- The Malaysian government is considering a petrol subsidy for high-income earners to manage the current economic situation. - This proposal has been under review by a crisis management task force for…
Barcelona Clinch La Liga Title with Dominant El Clasico Victory Over Real Madrid
- Barcelona secured their second consecutive La Liga title by defeating rivals Real Madrid 2-0. - Marcus Rashford and Ferran Torres scored in the first half, clinching the title with three games remai…
Traffic Congestion: The Price of Urban Living in Malaysia
- Traffic congestion is a daily reality for urban dwellers, especially those near employment hubs. - Despite the inconvenience, housing demand in these areas remains strong, driven by financial consid…
M-League Clubs Need Integrity
- Malaysian football clubs must prioritize integrity in management, not just stricter Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations, to achieve stability. - Issues like salary arrears and financial instabilit…
My duties are complete – Azam Baki
- Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (SPRM) Chief Commissioner Azam Baki stated his duties are complete and he is ready to retire. - Azam acknowledged that his contract extensions have drawn signifi…
Traffic Congestion Now a Major Economic Factor Influencing Property Values and Demand in Malaysia
- Traffic congestion is now a major economic factor influencing property purchases, house values, and developer investment strategies in Malaysia. - Traffic jams are considered a key indicator for the…
Irfan, Yusof receive Special Award at SAM-100PLUS 2025
- Malaysian athletes Muhammad Irfan Shamsuddin (discus throw) and Mohamad Yusof Hafizi Shaharuddin (para track cycling) received the Special Award at the SAM-100PLUS Awards 2025. - Muhammad Irfan, a m…
Actor Prefers Nightlife Abroad, Fears Recognition
- A popular Malay actor is reportedly frequenting nightclubs abroad to avoid being recognized. - Sources claim the actor uses his charm and words to attract women, with multiple industry insiders awar…
Iran's Military Chief Meets Supreme Leader, Affirms Readiness Against US and Israel
- Iran's military chief of staff, Ali Abdollahi, met with Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei. - Khamenei, who has largely stayed out of public view since his March appointment, issued new direc…
Perlis Crown Prince Calls for KomaLaut Mangrove Forest to be Declared a Reserve
- The Crown Prince of Perlis suggested that the KomaLaut Mangrove Forest in Kuala Perlis be gazetted as a Permanent Forest Reserve. - He emphasized the importance of this designation for preserving th…
Nadma conducts cloud seeding over five critical dams
- Malaysia's National Disaster Management Agency (Nadma) is conducting cloud seeding operations over five critical dams in Kedah and Perlis. - The operation aims to replenish water levels in dams that…
Pahang: The Mainstay of Felda Development
- Pahang has been chosen as the host for the 70th anniversary of Felda, recognizing its significant role in the organization's development. - The state government is committed to resolving land owners…
Police find new firearms at mechanic's home in Baling
- Police in Baling, Malaysia, discovered a sawn-off shotgun, a replica pistol, and over 180 rounds of ammunition at a mechanic's home. - The discovery is linked to the arrest of the 45-year-old suspec…
Law reducing former president's prison sentence suspended
- A Brazilian Supreme Court judge has suspended a law that would reduce the prison sentence for former president Jair Bolsonaro. - The suspension is in effect until legal challenges to the law are ful…
The mystery of Ulung Deris's death (Part 3)
- A man recounts a strange encounter he had while fishing, where he witnessed his uncle, Ulung Deris, behaving unusually near a river. - The witness saw Ulung Deris enter the water and disappear for n…
For fans' sake, Syamel stays up all night to make beaded bracelets
- Malaysian singer Syamel created handmade beaded bracelets as a gift for his fans. - He sees this gesture as a personal and meaningful way to show appreciation beyond material gifts. - Syamel stayed …
Israeli Strikes in Gaza Kill Three, Medics Say, Testing Fragile Ceasefire
- Israeli strikes in Gaza killed three people, including a Hamas commander, testing a fragile ceasefire. - Mediators are working to bring Gaza's administration committee into the Strip before Eid al-A…
Bali increasingly 'drowning' in trash heaps
- Bali is facing a severe waste management crisis as its main landfill has stopped accepting organic waste, leading to overflowing garbage in public areas. - Local businesses and residents are struggl…
Berani mencuba asal tidak melampaui batas - Ezaidi Aziz
- Actor Ezaidi Aziz, 31, navigates the competitive entertainment industry with clear principles and commitment. - He is willing to explore diverse roles but maintains boundaries, especially concerning…
Tangan
- The article describes a dimly lit massage room filled with the scent of herbal oil and the sound of rain, creating an unsettling atmosphere. - Pak Jamal, a masseur, prepares to treat Kassim, a man w…
70 Percent of Malaysian Youth Involved in Synthetic Drug Abuse
- Nearly 70% of Malaysian youth aged 19-40 are involved in synthetic drug abuse, according to the National Anti-Drug Agency (AADK). - This trend indicates a serious rise in drug addiction among the yo…
Two Thai nationals arrested for attempting to smuggle 1,000 liters of RON95 petrol into Thailand
- Two Thai men were arrested in Bukit Kayu Hitam attempting to smuggle approximately 1,000 liters of RON95 petrol into Thailand. - The suspects were apprehended by the General Operations Force (PGA) w…
Kuching City FC chase history, aiming for AFC Champions League Two qualification
- Kuching City FC is one point away from securing second place in the Super League, which would qualify them for the AFC Champions League Two. - The team needs to win their final match against Kuala L…
Malaysia Considers Cutting Petrol Subsidies for High-Income Earners
- The Malaysian government is considering a proposal to cut petrol subsidies for high-income earners (T20 group) to manage the nation's economy. - Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stated that the proposal…
PM Term Limit Won't Affect States
- A proposed 10-year term limit for the Prime Minister in Malaysia would not affect state-level administrations. - The move aims to prevent any single individual from holding federal power for too lon…
Fauziah Latiff Emotional as 3,000 Fans Sing Along at First Solo Concert
- Malaysian singer Fauziah Latiff held her first solo concert at age 56, performing hits like 'Teratai Layu Di Tasik Madu'. - Approximately 3,000 fans attended the concert at the Kuala Lumpur Conventi…
Hajj is a spiritual duty, not tourism: Aim for an accepted pilgrimage
- Muslims undertaking the Hajj pilgrimage are reminded that it is a sacred duty, not a tourist trip, emphasizing the pursuit of a 'mabrur' (accepted) Hajj. - The article quotes Maulana Wan Adli Wan Mo…
Debts must be settled before Hajj pilgrimage, clarifies Islamic ruling
- The article addresses questions about religious obligations, specifically concerning debt before performing the Hajj pilgrimage. - It clarifies that immediate debts must be settled before Hajj unles…
Two Men Remanded for Six Days in Bachok Disabled Man Murder Case
- Two men were remanded for six days to assist in the investigation of a disabled man's murder in Bachok. - The victim, Muhammad Zakir Fikry Mohd. Zainal, 20, died from severe head injuries on April 1…
One Dead, Two Injured in Shooting Outside Skudai Entertainment Center
- One man was killed and two others were injured in a shooting outside an entertainment center in Skudai, Malaysia. - The 27-year-old victim died at the scene from severe injuries, while another man o…
Myanmar discovers largest-ever 11,000-carat ruby
- Myanmar has announced the discovery of a 11,000-carat ruby, the largest ever recorded in the country. - The ruby, found in the Mogok region, is described by the junta-backed government as exceptiona…
Workers Shouldn't Just Hope for Rewards? Labour Day's True Meaning Questioned
- The article critiques the common messaging around Malaysia's Labour Day celebrations. - It argues that advice given to workers often serves employers' or the state's interests rather than focusing o…
Over 34,000 Cambodians Remain Displaced Following Border Clashes with Thailand
- Over 34,000 Cambodians, including 11,355 children, remain displaced in temporary shelters months after renewed border clashes with Thailand. - Affected families have been forced to rely entirely on …
National sepak takraw squad not yet strong enough
- The national sepak takraw team's coach, Ahmad Jais Baharun, admits the team's current performance is not strong enough for the upcoming 2026 Sepaktakraw World Cup. - He highlighted the need for impr…
No need to be someone else - Trisha Ooi
- Actress Trisha Ooi believes in showcasing talent rather than relying on revealing clothing to gain attention. - She stated that sexiness is subjective and emphasized the importance of dressing appro…
Rifdean Masdor Refuses to Rest on Laurels After Fourth Consecutive Muay Thai Victory
- Malaysian Muay Thai fighter Mohd Rifdean Masdor defeated Laos's Petkiattisak O Sansuk at ONE Friday Fights 153 in Bangkok. - This victory marked Rifdean's fourth consecutive win, securing a unanimou…
Labour Suffers Heavy Defeat, PM Starmer Faces Calls to Resign
- UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces pressure to set a resignation timeline after the Labour Party's significant defeat in nationwide elections. - Labour lost control of over 25 councils and more th…
Petaling Jaya Builds Flood Wall to Combat Flash Floods
- Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) is constructing a flood wall in critical areas along Sungai Penchala to prevent flash floods. - The project aims to mitigate recurring flash flood incidents in area…
Stigma of 'sympathy' is outdated; para-athletes are far ahead
- The article argues that the stigma surrounding para-athletes is outdated and inaccurate. - It highlights that para-athletes' achievements are now recognized internationally and often surpass world r…
Ensuring the Tops Keep Spinning
- The traditional Malay game of 'gasing pangkah' (spinning top game) is fading in popularity amidst the rise of technology and digital games. - This game, which symbolizes skill, strategy, and physica…
Razak, Dzowahir Submit Fate to Sanusi
- Two former Bersatu assemblymen, Abdul Razak Khamis and Datuk Dzowahir Aman, have been sacked from the party. - They have submitted their fate regarding their positions as Deputy Speaker and Exco of …
Northern Sabah Security to Be Strengthened
- Malaysia will enhance security measures in Sabah's northern waters to combat cross-border crime and potential incursions. - Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim visited key security posts, including Pos Dog…
Young Malaysian Footballers 'Thirsty' for International Action, Says NFDP Director
- Datuk Ong Kim Swee, Technical Director of the National Football Development Program (NFDP), is appealing for increased financial allocation. - He stated that current funding constraints hinder the p…
Shah Firdaus Claims Double Gold at Indonesian Track Cycling Championships
- Malaysian track cyclist Muhammad Shah Firdaus won multiple titles at the Indonesian Track Cycling Championships in Jakarta. - He secured victories in the keirin and individual sprint events despite …
Tchouameni, Valverde fined RM2.3 million
- Real Madrid has fined midfielders Aurelien Tchouameni and Federico Valverde 500,000 euros (RM2.3 million) each. - The fine follows an altercation at the club's training center that reportedly caused…
36-day-old baby among flood victims
- A 36-day-old baby was among the 44 flood victims evacuated from their homes in Kampung Sungai Tengas Tengah, Malaysia. - Heavy rainfall caused river levels to rise rapidly, leading to knee-deep wate…
Penang Durians Get QR Code Seal of Authenticity
- The Penang Fruit Farmers Association has introduced a QR code verification system for durians to guarantee authenticity and build consumer confidence. - This initiative aims to prevent durians from …
200 Ducatis Conquer Menara 118 in Historic Malaysian Convoy
- Over 200 Ducati motorcycle owners participated in the 'We Ride As One 2026 – Malaysia Edition' convoy, setting a historical precedent by gaining special access to the Menara 118 area. - The event, o…
After 20 Years of Waiting, Retiree Fulfills Hajj Dream at 72
- A 72-year-old retiree fulfilled his lifelong dream of performing the Hajj pilgrimage after a 20-year wait. - Mohd. Daud Hamdan initially believed his savings were sufficient without formal registrat…
UMNO can no longer afford to look back
- UMNO's 80th anniversary should serve as a turning point for future planning rather than nostalgia. - President Datuk Seri Dr. Ahmad Zahid Hamidi acknowledges UMNO's history of overcoming challenges,…
Carrick Unfazed by Manchester United's Managerial Search
- Michael Carrick, interim manager of Manchester United, stated he is unfazed by the club's ongoing evaluation of other candidates for the permanent head coach position. - Despite Carrick reportedly b…
Djokovic's Grip Weakens: Early Exit at Italian Open Sparks French Open Fears
- Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic was unexpectedly defeated early in the Italian Open. - He lost to young Croatian player Dino Prizmic, ranked 79th in the world. - The loss raises concerns for Djok…
Silent Heroes in the Holy Land
- Malaysian Hajj officials are described as silent heroes working tirelessly in Mecca. - These individuals prioritize ensuring pilgrims can worship peacefully, often sacrificing their own rest. - Thei…
Iran Capable of Enduring U.S. Naval Blockade for Months
- U.S. intelligence assessments indicate Iran can withstand naval sanctions for several months. - The sanctions imposed by Washington are not expected to cause severe economic pressure on Iran for at …
Sultan Holds Prerogative Powers for State's Interest
- A Sultan possesses prerogative powers to advise, admonish, or reject state government advice if it harms society or contradicts local principles. - The assertion that Sultans must absolutely follow …
Chelsea Ends Winless Streak Against Liverpool with 1-1 Draw at Anfield
- Chelsea ended a long winless streak against Liverpool, securing a 1-1 draw at Anfield in the Premier League. - Ryan Gravenberch scored an early goal for Liverpool, but Enzo Fernandez equalized for C…
Malaysian Coach Dharma Raj Named Indonesia's Best Coach for 2026
- Muhammad Dharma Raj Abdullah, former national hockey coach, named Indonesia's Best Coach for 2026. - He currently serves as Indonesia's technical director for hockey. - Dharma Raj led Indonesia's in…
Hafizh Syahrin Abdullah Scores Hat-Trick Victory in ASB1000 Race
- Malaysian rider Hafizh Syahrin Abdullah secured a dominant victory in the first race of the ASB1000 category at the FIM Asia Road Racing Championship in Buriram. - Abdullah, representing JDT Racing …
Sultan Ibrahim Becomes First Malaysian Head of State to Attend Victory Day Celebration in Moscow
- Sultan Ibrahim of Malaysia attended the 81st Victory Day celebration in Moscow as the first Malaysian head of state to do so. - His attendance, at the invitation of Russian President Vladimir Putin,…
Student Collapses During Assembly, Dies in Hospital
- A 12-year-old male student collapsed during a school assembly in Kapar, Klang, and later died in hospital. - The student was attending an assembly at approximately 8:30 AM when he fainted and was su…
UMNO Bentong Firmly Supports Pahang Crown Prince's Decree on Federal Decisions
- UMNO Bentong fully supports the Pahang Crown Prince's statement expressing disappointment with certain federal government decisions. - The party backs the state leadership's demand for Pahang's righ…
Jakim Monitors Misuse of Halal Logos, Tackles Misleading Terms
- Malaysia's Department of Islamic Development (Jakim) is continuously monitoring the misuse of halal logos, including unauthorized ones on business premises. - Jakim collaborates with the Ministry of…
8,540 3R Contents Removed by MCMC Since 2022
- Malaysia's Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has removed 8,540 pieces of content related to religion, royalty, and race (3R) since 2022. - The removals followed 750 complaints received…
Agong bestows Datuk and Datin Paduka titles on six recipients
- The Yang di-Pertuan Agong has conferred the titles of Datuk and Datin Paduka to six recipients. - The investiture ceremony for the Darjah Sultan Ibrahim Johor Yang Amat Disanjungi Pangkat Yang Kedua…
Norovirus Outbreak Reported on Caribbean Princess Cruise Ship
- An outbreak of norovirus has been reported on the cruise ship Caribbean Princess during its transatlantic voyage. - The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) was notified of the outbre…
UMNO Terengganu at its most critical point, needs to change immediately
- UMNO Terengganu is at its most critical point in history following a significant defeat in the recent elections. - The party leadership must accept this reality for self-reflection and to rebuild st…
Pemuda UMNO Ready to Accept Expelled Bersatu Members
- Pemuda UMNO, the youth wing of the United Malays National Organisation, has stated its openness to accepting former Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (Bersatu) members who were expelled. - The party's …
Malaysia extends Bas.My concession card to Form Six students and vocational trainees
- The Bas.My concession card in Malaysia has been extended to Form Six students and trainees at government vocational institutes nationwide. - This expansion offers unlimited free travel on Bas.My bus…
Bas.My Bus Fares Unaffected by Oil Price Hikes, Ministry Assures
- Malaysia's public bus service, Bas.My, will not be affected by global oil price increases due to government subsidies. - The Ministry of Transport assures that fares will remain unchanged, with conc…
Nabila Huda's acting talent defended by Puteri Aishah amid online criticism
- Malaysian actress Puteri Aishah defended the acting talent of Nabila Huda against online criticism. - Puteri Aishah praised Nabila Huda's ability to switch emotions rapidly during performances. - Sh…
DAP Sarawak Given Full Autonomy to Decide Election Candidates and Strategy
- DAP Sarawak has been granted full autonomy by the central leadership to decide its strategy and candidate lineup for the upcoming Sarawak state election. - The central DAP leadership will not interf…
UMNO Terengganu Open to Newcomers Who Understand 'Nation's House' Concept
- UMNO Terengganu is open to accepting individuals who understand the 'Rumah Bangsa' (Nation's House) concept to strengthen the party for the 16th General Election. - Party chairman Datuk Rozi Mamat s…
Expel, Suspend Leaders; Bersatu's Political Life Will Not Be Long
- Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (Bersatu) faces political uncertainty after expelling and suspending six party leaders. - UMNO President Datuk Seri Dr. Ahmad Zahid Hamidi predicts Bersatu's political…
Khairy: Reinstate GST, even if renamed 'Madani Tax', for national revenue
- Former lawmaker Khairy Jamaluddin urged Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to reinstate the Goods and Services Tax (GST). - He argued that the current Sales and Services Tax (SST) is insufficient to meet …
Jordanian national, two women nabbed for smuggling marijuana in luxury car
- Jordanian national and two Malaysian women arrested for smuggling 6kg of marijuana in a luxury car. - The drugs, valued at RM480,000, were found hidden in the car's trunk and rear. - The suspects co…
NADI, PKD to be Coordinated to Empower Rural Communities
- Malaysia's Ministry of Communications is considering a proposal to integrate the National Information Dissemination Centers (NADI) with the Village Community Centers (PKD) nationwide. - This collabo…
Bells on cats can cause stress
- A veterinarian expert explains that while cat bells on collars don't physically damage hearing, they can cause stress. - The constant noise can disrupt a cat's natural predatory instincts and cause …
Limb-less Mother, 81, Touches Hearts Across China with Unwavering Resilience
- An 81-year-old Chinese woman, Wang Yushi, born without limbs, has inspired many with her resilience in raising three children and managing household chores using her mouth and elbows. - Despite faci…
North Korea to Deploy New Weapons Near Border, Raising Seoul Tensions
- North Korea plans to deploy new artillery systems near the southern border, potentially placing Seoul within range of its weapons. - This move escalates tensions as Pyongyang has recently redefined …
When Fashion Becomes Art
- Fashion transcends daily wear to become art when it evokes contemplation and questions, as exemplified by the Met Gala. - Designer Myrra Salleh's collection, inspired by optical art, uses black and …
Ramli Sarip Insists, Ella Once Cried Behind the Door
- Malaysian rock queen Ella credits Ramli Sarip as a pivotal figure in her early career, having produced her first three albums. - Ella recalled facing difficulties with high notes in Ramli's songs, o…
Maintain Unity Until Election, Urges Malaysian Unity Government Leader
- Malaysia's unity government parties, including Pakatan Harapan (PH) and Barisan Nasional (BN), are urged to maintain their alliance until the next general election. - Amanah President Mohamad Sabu s…
Man City Vow to Keep Pressure on Arsenal in Title Race
- Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola stated his team must win every remaining match to pressure league leaders Arsenal. - City dropped points in a 3-3 draw with Everton, allowing Arsenal to extend …
The Virtue of Gratitude is Thinning
- The article laments the declining sense of gratitude in contemporary society, viewing it as a threat to individual well-being and social harmony. - It criticizes the tendency to constantly find faul…
Footprints to the DMZ are Instructive
- A visit to the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) between North and South Korea evokes deep emotion, particularly for those separated from family. - The DMZ, a 250km buffer zone, has kept Koreans apart for ov…
Singing Different from Recording, Ceddy Ang Did His Best
- Singer Ceddy Ang expressed sadness over criticism of his new song "Asal Ada Kamu" on social media. - Critics pointed out that his live performance did not match the quality of the original studio re…
Malaysia Embraces Flexible Work Arrangements for Public Service
- Malaysia's government is implementing Flexible Work Arrangements (FKA) to balance public service continuity with current needs. - FKA includes options like working from home, flexible hours, job rot…
Veteran Cries Foul Over Alleged Favoritism in Malaysian Armed Forces Appointments
- A veteran of the Malaysian Armed Forces (ATM) expresses concern over perceived preferential treatment and double standards in senior appointments. - The article alleges a pattern of appointing offic…
Consider Traffic Wardens for School Safety, Suggests Former Education Chief
- A former Director-General of Education suggests considering traffic wardens for new school safety guidelines. - Traffic wardens could enhance student safety, particularly when crossing roads or wait…
