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Unsafe electrical wiring and illegal connections, along with negligent use, have been identified as the major causes of fires that hit water villages in Sabah, causing losses of up to RM156.07 million last year. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Pixabay

Teh tarik at the mamak, nasi lemak from the packet stall downstairs, maybe a second glass of something sweet on the way to the office.

Kotler Impact Inc chief marketing officer Dr Fahim Kibria (fourth from left) with the Sinar Karangkraf team led by Sinar Karangkraf CEO Farah Hussamuddin (fourth from right) during a tour of the Karangkraf headquarters in Shah Alam on Thursday. The visit included a strategic discussion regarding a future partnership ahead of the World Marketing Summit 2026.

Through the Online Safety Act (ONSA) 2025 and the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission’s (MCMC) new licensing framework, the government is attempting to build a legislative fortress.

The Negeri Sembilan crisis is now on the brink of a deadlock.

Malaysia’s leading hit music station HITZ has officially commenced the second phase of its nationwide talent search, Next On HITZ.

University of Helsinki Viikki Teacher Training School, educator Sari Muhonen, holding the Finnish National Curriculum 2014 book, focusing on responsibility and a sustainable future. - Photo: BERNAMA

For Wan Malini Idris, 33, however, this all-too-familiar struggle has become an opportunity. Since May last year, she has carved out a niche by turning wardrobe organisation into a thriving source of income. - Photo by Bernama

Today’s student activists are no longer asking for a louder voice — they are questioning the architecture of power itself: who speaks, who decides and who ultimately controls Malaysia’s universities.

The government has been urged to immediately review and improve dress codes for inmates in lock-ups and prisons, including the provision of Syariah-compliant attire for Muslim women in detention. - BERNAMA FILE PIX