An 800-meter stretch of Jalan Persiaran Pantai Sinaran in George Town, Penang, has been renamed in honor of the engineer behind the first Penang Bridge.

Malaysia's finance ministry has proposed slashing RM5.4 billion (US$1.36 billion) from its 2026 federal operating budget, particularly affecting health and higher education ministries, citing costs related to the Iran war.

Amir Hamdan, CEO of public transport provider Prasarana Malaysia Bhd, is confirmed to be stepping down after nearly eight years at the helm.

A fire in Kepong, Kuala Lumpur, resulted in the death of one man and destroyed five single-storey terrace houses. The incident occurred along Jal...

SHAH ALAM, April 30 — Police are tracking down individuals believed to be involved in a case of disturbing the pea...

The verdict in the long-running sexual harassment case against preacher Ebit Lew is scheduled to be delivered today in Tenom, Malaysia.

A welder in Kapar awoke to an explosion as arsonists set fire to his cars. Police are now tracking four suspects caught on CCTV in connection with the act of mischief.

Umno has declared support for Barisan Nasional assemblymen in Negeri Sembilan who are pushing for a no-confidence vote against the Menteri Besar, calling for talks with Pakatan Harapan.

Malaysia has appointed former judge Abdul Halim Aman as the new chief of its embattled anti-graft agency, raising questions among experts about whether this signals symbolic or institutional reform.

Sabah leaders have reiterated that the state's constitutional claim to 40% of federal revenue should not be conflated with federal development funds or interim payments.

A woman in Kuala Lumpur has been sentenced to two years in jail for throwing her newborn baby from the 38th floor of a condominium. The tragic incident led to her conviction and imprisonment.

Negeri Sembilan Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun affirmed that the state administration, currently a minority government, will continue until legally decided otherwise, emphasizing that the people's welfare must come first.

The Malaysian Council for Tobacco Control (MCTC) has called on the government to reconsider and reintroduce the Generational End Game (GEG) provision into the country's smoking law.

The Malaysian state of Selangor has spent RM800 million to replace ageing water pipes in 2025.

The deadline for submitting the 2025 Tax Return Form in Malaysia has been extended to May 15.

A lorry attendant in Malaysia was sentenced to 18 years in prison and two strokes of the cane by the High Court for the death of his four-year-old adopted son.

Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil stated that crude oil supply in Malaysia remains stable for May-June, with no disruptions expected for Petronas. This assurance aims to calm concerns regarding energy availability.

A former politician from Johor, Malaysia, is in intensive care after accidentally shooting himself in the chest at a gun range.

The engineering contest initiated by Melaka ACS has successfully grown in scope, transforming into a nationwide competition across Malaysia.

Malaysia's Statistics Department has issued a warning to citizens, stating that income surplus years are typically limited to ages 29-55, urging them to save wisely before their income declines.

The remand period has been extended for an army officer suspected of driving under the influence in a fatal accident on the MEX highway.

Hong Leong Bank is serving as a key sponsor for what is being billed as Malaysia's largest music festival.

The Straits Times examines Sarawak's new scheme offering free tertiary education and questions its potential effectiveness.

Three teenage boys have been arrested in Tawau in connection with alleged sexual crimes committed against a 14-year-old girl.

James Chai, a former aide to Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli, is scheduled to return to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) for further questioning as investigators pursue leads in a RM1.1 billion case.

MetMalaysia has issued a Level 1 hot weather alert for 17 areas nationwide as temperatures climbed past 35°C. This alert signifies a period of unusually high temperatures across the affected regions.

The Malaysian Ringgit started the trading day higher against the US dollar but showed mixed performance when compared to other major currencies.

This article highlights a success story where technical training served as a foundation for establishing and growing a prosperous business.

An article investigates the common query about whether excessive consumption of instant noodles can lead to kidney damage, providing a quick check on the health implications.

A shocking daycare abuse scandal has been uncovered, raising serious concerns about child safety and welfare.

An article unpacks a recent AirAsia passenger outburst, examining whether the behavior was entitled or self-centered.

The father and brother of the Ulu Tiram attacker have been sentenced to 30 years in jail in connection with the incident.

A Sabah lawmaker has reported that healthcare services at Sandakan Hospital are struggling due to overcrowding, understaffing, and an urgent need for upgrades, unable to keep pace with demand.

Malaysia's Economy Minister stated that selected food prices remain broadly stable, with some fluctuations in poultry and beef costs, indicating controlled cost-of-living pressures.

An economy minister stated that crude oil supply could take between three and 12 months to recover if the ongoing energy crisis persists.

Bursa Malaysia concluded the trading day at its intraday high, recording a 0.71% increase, driven by an improvement in local market sentiment.

Kelantan police will submit an investigation paper to the Deputy Public Prosecutor regarding Melor assemblyman Wan Rohimi Wan, following a statement taken over a viral video allegedly mocking officers.

Twelve police officers in Selangor, Malaysia, have been removed from field duties due to their suspected involvement in a cryptocurrency robbery case.

Malaysian police are working with Interpol to locate the founder of the controversial family motivation program eHati and her husband, who remain at large.

Two company directors have been jailed and fined RM350,000 for illegally handling e-waste in Segamat, Malaysia.

The father and brother of the suspect in the May 17, 2024, Johor Bahru Ulu Tiram police station attack, which killed two officers, have been sentenced to 30 years’ jail for terrorism-related offences.

GEORGE TOWN, April 28 — Talks between the Penang government and Waterfall Cafe have failed to produce a settlement...

Tunku Mahkota Ismail, the Regent of Johor, held a meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah and the Menteri Besar to discuss issues related to water supply and energy sustainability.

Nida Khan has been charged with hurting religious sentiments and intimidating a TCS staff member in Malaysia in an alleged attempt to convert her religion.

Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has voiced support for a proposal to upgrade the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDN) enforcement division into a full department.

A new report forecasts a substantial increase in Malaysia's ultra-high-net-worth individuals and billionaires, with the number of billionaires expected to reach 1,881 by 2031. This projection indicates significant wealth growth in the country over the next decade.

Malaysia's Negeri Sembilan state faces a political crisis as Barisan Nasional, a key ally in Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s coalition, declared a new majority with the opposition to form a state administration.

Datuk Shamsul Iskandar, former senior political secretary to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, had his application to transfer his graft trial to the High Court rejected.

The Star newspaper in Malaysia raises the question of whether Diagnosis-Related Groups (DRGs) should be implemented in the country's healthcare system, sparking a debate on healthcare policy.

Malaysia's Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil stated that the country must not merely consume AI technology but actively build its own capabilities and strengthen cybersecurity measures. He emphasized the importance of national self-reliance in the rapidly evolving AI landscape.

Malaysia is reportedly weathering the economic fallout from the West Asia crisis more effectively than many of its peers. This resilience is attributed to early reforms implemented by the government.

Strong storms and heavy winds swept across several districts in Kedah, Malaysia, causing damage to MRSM Pendang and other areas.

Malaysian fashion retailer Padini Holdings Bhd's fundamentals are reported to remain intact despite an ongoing probe by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC).

Despite a growing demand for recycled plastic, Malaysia faces a paradox where it needs to import waste materials to meet its production needs. This highlights complexities in the country's recycling supply chain and waste management.

Negeri Sembilan is experiencing political turmoil, with the DAP rejecting the formation of a 'backdoor government' and emphasizing the importance of upholding the constitution. The Prime Minister has declined to comment on the ongoing crisis.

Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim officially inaugurated the new Huawei AI Lab and Innovation Centre. The facility is located at The Exchange 106 in TRX, Kuala Lumpur.

The Prime Minister of Malaysia has indicated that any new developments regarding the 'Negri issue' will be disclosed in due course.

Malaysian fashion retailer Padini announced that 21 of its bank accounts have been frozen as part of an ongoing investigation by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC). This development has also led to significant selling pressure on the company's shares.

A farmer in Kampung Gong Machang, Terengganu, suffered a loss of RM300,000 after a bushfire ravaged his chilli fertigation plot.

Police have launched an investigation into a viral social media post allegedly insulting the Selangor Sultan, with the account holder reportedly identified. The Selangor Royal Council and state excos have condemned the post and called for stern action.

Rafizi has publicly offered prayers and support for 'big bro' Aminuddin amidst an ongoing political crisis in Negri, Malaysia.

Police are actively searching for a bus driver who is accused of obstructing an ambulance, causing a delay in emergency services.

The appeal for former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak's house arrest has been withdrawn, with his lawyer Shafee Abdullah declining to comment on the development.

Malaysia's Department of Environment has launched an investigation into parties suspected of causing a peatland fire in Terengganu, warning of potential jail time and million-ringgit fines.

Sabah is planning targeted support measures, incentives, and stronger strategic marketing to maintain tourism resilience as the region grapples with increasing fuel costs.

GEORGE TOWN, April 30 — Water levels in Sungai Muda have risen back above the critical threshold after previously...

Penang's Chief Minister stated that the state's financial position remains healthy, with no need for supplementary funds, despite some projects being delayed due to cost pressures.

A man with 13 prior criminal records was arrested in Tanah Merah, Malaysia, following an alleged attempt to ram police officers.

KUALA LUMPUR, April 30 — A foreign couple were detained after police suspected them of keeping a homemade air rifl...

A light show in Kelana Jaya has prompted safety concerns among councillors, leading to a special meeting by the Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) to review the approval process.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced that Selangor has successfully eradicated hardcore poverty following the implementation of targeted aid programs.

A military officer involved in a fatal drink-driving incident has been charged on April 30. The case continues to draw public attention regarding accountability for such offenses.

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Malaysia’s National Transfer Accounts (NTA) 2022 reveal how income and spending patterns shift across different life stages for Malaysians.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim chaired a Petaling district development meeting in Shah Alam to discuss and address infrastructure, flood, and welfare issues.

Malaysian singer Aishah is commemorating her 40-year career in the music industry with a special solo concert.

Authorities in Sabah have rejected a proposal to allow unlicensed crocodile hunting, emphasizing the need to protect the species despite ongoing human-wildlife conflicts.

A gatherer of agarwood who went missing for several days in the Dungun forest in Malaysia has been found safe.

The Malaysian state of Sabah is experiencing a critical shortage of medical professionals, with a deficit of 4,526 doctors, placing its doctor-to-population ratio significantly below the national target.

During Muhyiddin Yassin's trial, a bank officer testified that a RM19.5 million donation from Mamfor Sdn Bhd to Bersatu was 'unusual,' noting the company requested several RM500,000 cheques on the same day.

Starting May 1, users of the MyJPJ app will be required to use their MyDigital ID for sign-in, streamlining access to the digital platform.

Johor police have confirmed that there were no criminal elements or foul play involved in the shooting incident concerning former Bersatu leader Tan Lek Khang.

A company involved in retail fuel sales in Butterworth, Malaysia, was fined a total of RM130,000 by the Sessions Court for issuing false invoices and withholding information.

Malaysian police have observed that Malaysian Indians are less likely to fall victim to scams, attributing this to their tendency to ask numerous questions, which frustrates scammers.

Selangor, Malaysia, is encouraging new data center developments to utilize raw or recycled water to avoid impacting consumer water supply.

A businessman in Muar, Malaysia, fell victim to a fraudulent investment scheme advertised on Facebook, losing RM610,000 after being promised returns of up to 750 percent.

The Negri Umno chief has dismissed speculation that four party representatives would back Menteri Besar Aminuddin. The statement aims to quell rumors regarding political allegiances within the party.

Tambunan Assemblyman Datuk Seri Dr Jeffrey Kitingan urged the Government to drop the 'negeri' label for Sabah, insisting the state deserves territory status.

A Sabah assembly member has called for a crackdown on foreigners who are illegally operating businesses by using local citizens' names. This demand highlights concerns over illicit business fronting practices in the region.

The chairman of the Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission (EAIC) emphasized that systematic documentation of decisions is crucial for maintaining integrity, especially during times of crisis and rising supply strains.

A fire in Sandakan, Malaysia, destroyed about 30 non-permanent homes across 3.5 acres, displacing 30 families. This incident occurred less than two weeks after a larger inferno in the area.

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has secured a prohibitory order to block RM6.7 million in transactions in Barbados as it expands its global search for assets linked to the 1MDB scandal.

A new free tuition program has been launched in Putrajaya, Malaysia, with the goal of assisting more underprivileged students.

A guide detailing how to access care from Malaysia's Ministry of Health specialized institutions, highlighting the evolution of the country's healthcare system.

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has successfully obtained a prohibition order on the transfer of RM6.7 million in funds linked to the 1MDB scandal.

Malaysia's Negeri Sembilan state is embroiled in a political crisis following allegations that 14 UMNO lawmakers attempted to oust Chief Minister Aminuddin Harun. While UMNO leadership denies a takeover deal, the situation has drawn condemnation and calls for resolution through political negotiations.

Khazanah Nasional Berhad has launched Malaysia’s first tokenised sukuk, a RM100 million pilot program in collaboration with the Securities Commission (SC).

A political analyst's statement has been recorded as part of an investigation into a RM1.11 billion semiconductor project, according to Azam.

Datuk Tan Lek Khang, the former Johor Bersatu associate chief, sustained a chest injury after accidentally discharging a firearm at a shooting range in Kota Tinggi.

Malaysian Haj pilgrims are being urged by Tabung Haji to prioritize worship and limit their use of social media while in the Holy Land. The advice comes amidst the excitement of sharing moments from Mecca.

Police in Melaka have dismantled two 'calling centre' syndicates involved in scams offering sex, love, and investment fraud schemes, leading to the arrest of 45 individuals.

A "QuickCheck" report is investigating claims of a "waterfall" incident at Hospital Ampang, likely referring to a significant leak or flood within the facility. The report aims to verify the details and extent of the event.

Bank Negara Malaysia has launched a RM5 billion Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) stabilisation relief facility to support businesses amidst economic challenges.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim warned against AI becoming a tool for Western influence, amidst political uncertainty regarding state assembly dissolutions and the potential for state elections.

A recent study indicates that Malaysia ranks among the top countries globally for optimism and readiness regarding artificial intelligence. The findings highlight a positive outlook on AI's future impact among Malaysians.

Malaysia's Prime Minister has advised university students to be ethical human beings and listen to their hearts.

During Muhyiddin Yassin's trial, a banker testified that RM19.5 million in payments from Mamfor Sdn Bhd to Bersatu, made in 29 cheques, were flagged as suspicious. The banker noted it was unusual for a company to make such large and frequent donations to a political party.

A new regional initiative called "Scam Ready Asean" has been officially launched, aiming to enhance digital safety and raise awareness about scams across the ASEAN region.

The Malaysian Bar has welcomed the appointment of Datuk Seri Abdul Halim Aman as Chief Commissioner of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) but emphasized that wider reforms are still necessary.

Hollywood actor Henry Golding made a visit to the Malaysia Parliament, drawing attention to his presence in the country.

The Sabah state government has been called upon to implement more proactive measures for managing crocodiles along the Kinabatangan River. This initiative aims to address concerns regarding crocodile populations in the area.

James Chai, a former aide to Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli, has arrived at the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission for questioning in connection with a RM1.11 billion semiconductor probe.

Users of the secure messaging app Signal are being warned about recent phishing attacks that may compromise their accounts.

A political crisis in Negri Sembilan sees the Umno Youth chief rejecting a 'backdoor government' and calling for a return of the mandate to the people, while Aminuddin receives a royal decree to continue his role despite Barisan Nasional's exit.

The Selangor government has called for swift and firm action from the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission regarding online insults directed at Sultan Sharafuddin.

The Malaysian government has decided to maintain the temporary monthly quota of 200 litres for the BUDI MADANI RON95 petrol initiative, citing ongoing supply concerns.

Rohingya refugees are reportedly undertaking dangerous sea journeys, gambling with their lives in desperate attempts to find safety.

Malaysia's government announced that the monthly Budi95 fuel quota will remain at 200 litres for the time being, ensuring stability in fuel distribution.

The Chief Minister of Melaka emphasized the crucial role teachers play in shaping the character of students.

Perak authorities have vowed a zero-tolerance policy against bullying cases at MRSM (Maktab Rendah Sains MARA) schools, following allegations of bullying over damaged student clothing. The state government emphasizes that there will be no compromise on such incidents.

A 59-year-old farmer in Kota Tinggi, Malaysia, lost RM738,950 after falling victim to an online investment scam disguised as an 'AI Investment' opportunity.

Aminuddin has been confirmed to continue as the Menteri Besar of Negri Sembilan following a decree from the Ruler.

His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia, conveyed his greetings and honored Royal Malaysian Navy personnel and veterans on the occasion of their 92nd anniversary, extending prayers for fallen servicemen.

Malaysia's Federal Court has scheduled June 30 to deliver its decision on the prosecution's appeal against the acquittal of Syed Saddiq.

A farmer in Malaysia has reportedly lost more than RM700,000 after falling victim to a fraudulent AI investment scheme.

A former school van driver was acquitted and discharged by the Sessions Court in Putrajaya, Malaysia, after the court found doubts in the details of the sexual assault charge.

Malaysian police are investigating multiple incidents that gained public attention through viral videos, including a fatal crash in Klang and allegations of officer misconduct in Ipoh. Authorities have pledged transparent investigations into these matters.

A former director of a telecommunications company in Malaysia has pleaded not guilty at the Sessions Court to a charge of making a false statement that dates back 14 years.

Chai Jin Shern, a former aide to Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli, has returned to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission for a third day of questioning regarding an ongoing RM1.1 billion semiconductor investigation.

Malaysia's Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability Minister has called for the return of three Malaysian elephants from Osaka, Japan, to Zoo Taiping and Night Safari, citing growing climate and welfare concerns.

A military personnel has been charged in a Malaysian magistrates' court with murder, potentially facing the death penalty, in connection with a fatal crash on the MEX highway involving a Bangladeshi influencer.

An elderly married couple was killed in Jempol, Malaysia, after their car lost control and crashed into a drain. The incident occurred on April 30, resulting in immediate fatalities for both occupants.

Ronald McDonald House Charities Malaysia (RMHC Malaysia) and the Department of Social Welfare have opened a new sensory therapy space in Seremban. The facility aims to help children with special needs thrive through specialized therapy.

Sabah authorities have affirmed that the state's interests are protected and prioritized during ongoing negotiations with Indonesia concerning the Pulau Sebatik border dispute.

Lim Guan Eng cautioned that proposed austerity measures under Malaysia's Budget 2026 could weaken economic growth and negatively impact public services.

A mud flood in TTDI following heavy rain has led to a stop-work order and an investigation into a hillside landscaping project, which residents fear could affect 300 homes.

James Chai, former aide to Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli, is scheduled to continue providing statements to the MACC regarding an ongoing RM1.1 billion semiconductor investigation.

Prices for unsubsidized RON95 and RON97 petrol have increased, while diesel prices remain unchanged, with the adjustments linked to the continuing crisis in West Asia.

The Negeri Sembilan Menteri Besar announced that decisions regarding four vacant Executive Councillor positions will be finalized next week, while refuting rumors of meetings with Umno representatives to fill them.

TASCO announced a fourth-quarter profit attributable of 8.5 million Malaysian Ringgit, as detailed in its latest financial statement.

Sabah's tourism industry is preparing for significant challenges as the ongoing conflict in the Middle East leads to the cancellation of airline routes, affecting visitor numbers.

During the Muhyiddin graft trial, a court heard that a company sent cover letters to a bank indicating 'contributions' to the Bersatu party.

Malaysia's Finance Ministry has issued new guidelines directing government agencies to curb non-essential spending. This measure aims to safeguard the economy and public services in response to the global supply crisis.

UMNO President Zahid Hamidi is set to meet Barisan Nasional assemblymen in Negeri Sembilan following political turmoil and rumors of a U-turn among party members. Assemblymen have dismissed the U-turn rumors and are awaiting his instructions.

The High Court in Kuala Lumpur has ordered businessman Datuk Seri Aliff Syukri Kamaruzaman to pay RM250,000 to former tourism minister Kadir Sheikh Fadzir.

TECO has announced its expansion into the Southeast Asian power market through a new subsidiary, concurrently launching a manufacturing plant in Penang. This strategic move aims to strengthen its presence and production capabilities in the region.

KUALA LUMPUR, April 29 — From stamp books and post office savings to instant QR payments, Malaysians’ relati...

A man has been captured and placed on a seven-day remand in Sungai Petani for allegedly assaulting his wife, which resulted in her miscarriage.

A fire in Malaysia's Sabah state has destroyed dozens of homes, affecting 186 residents. This is the second blaze in the area within two weeks, and the cause is currently under investigation.

Sarawak is committing millions of dollars to provide free tertiary education, a strategic move aimed at preventing brain drain and retaining its brightest talents within the region.

Four suspects allegedly involved in cable theft were injured when their 4WD vehicle crashed in Tuaran while they were fleeing from police.

His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, the King of Malaysia, held an audience with the Johor Menteri Besar at Istana Pasir Pelangi to discuss various current issues.

Malaysia's PAS party has announced its intention to contest 16 of the 28 seats in the forthcoming Melaka state election, which is anticipated to take place in December.

Police in Pontian, Malaysia, have confirmed the arrest of a school van driver who was captured in a viral video driving against traffic.

Malaysia's food supply remains stable with a rice buffer stock of 300,000 tonnes, as the country prepares for potential increases in feed and fuel costs.

Media outlets in Johor, Malaysia, are advocating for the reinstatement of the original petrol quota, citing concerns over current policies.

Palm oil smallholders in Malaysia are protesting against a planned water tax, expressing concerns about its potential impact on their livelihoods.

The Star newspaper published an article titled 'High on rocky mountains and more,' likely covering travel, adventure, or lifestyle topics related to mountainous regions.

The 'Aishah 40 Chapters of Love' concert is set to celebrate four decades of the artist's legacy, love, and nostalgia in an exclusive night.

The Waterfall Cafe in Penang has been demolished, ending what its owner claimed was a 100-year legacy. The demolition followed 35 years of unsuccessful negotiations regarding the establishment.

James Chai, former aide to Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli, was seen leaving the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) after spending more than eight hours giving a statement. The reason for his questioning was not immediately specified.

Two more Malaysian individuals have been arrested on suspicion of involvement in a scam impersonating government officials.

Malaysian fans of Red Velvet, known as ReVeluvs, celebrated a successful and love-filled 'Joy Splash' concert in Kuala Lumpur.

Malaysia aims to attract RM158 billion (approximately $33.5 billion USD) in green investments over the next decade, as stated by a deputy minister, to advance its sustainable development goals.

Lenggong in Perak, Malaysia, has reached a historic milestone by earning rare dual UNESCO status as both a World Heritage Site and a Global Geopark, making it the only site in Peninsular Malaysia to do so.

Two teenagers detained for trespassing on LRT tracks at Muhibbah station in Kuala Lumpur were released without prosecution, with the DPP citing a desire to spare their future.

The Magistrate’s Court in Balik Pulau, Malaysia, has set August 18 for the trial of Pantai Jerejak assemblyman Fahmi Zainol. He faces charges related to alleged assault of his wife.

The number of organ donors in Selangor, Malaysia, has decreased from 23 in 2023 to 18 in 2025, despite ongoing awareness campaigns.

Police in Melaka have successfully busted an online scam syndicate, arresting 45 foreign nationals during raids on two luxury homes.

Malaysians have lost approximately RM2.9 billion to online scams, prompting Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil to warn of AI-powered fraud threats and call for stronger action.

Lim Guan Eng has questioned whether Malaysia’s rising tax collection is putting pressure on businesses, urging aid for struggling micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs).

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stated that Negeri Sembilan Menteri Besar Aminuddin Harun would continue his duties as usual despite ongoing political turmoil.

The state Umno chief in Negri has called for the dissolution of the Negri assembly following the collapse of the unity government. This demand signals political instability and potential for new elections in the state.

Sabah has formally requested Putrajaya to immediately pay its 40 percent revenue entitlement, stating it will continue to fight for larger sums later.

Selangor's self-sufficiency rate for pork has sharply declined to 10-15% due to a disease outbreak affecting the region's pig farming industry.

Two women from Pahang, Malaysia, were defrauded of RM1.4 million by a phone scam syndicate between September 2024 and an unspecified date.

The Mitra Director-General announced a RM20 million Dharma Madani fund aimed at empowering Hindu temples to serve as vital community hubs.

Malaysian authorities successfully removed more than 43,000 scam-related posts during the first quarter of the year. This action is part of ongoing efforts to combat online fraud.

Malaysia's government is committed to safeguarding the welfare of its citizens by stepping up measures to cushion the impact of the global supply crisis. This initiative aims to address economic challenges and ensure stability.

A surau (Muslim prayer hall) in Kampung Seri Keramat, Ipoh, was demolished after it was found to be built on unapproved land, following a court order.

Umno Youth chief Datuk Dr Muhamad Akmal Saleh has reiterated his opposition to backdoor deals, stating that Umno must choose between dignity and polls as the Negeri Sembilan crisis deepens.

Eateries located near government offices in Kuala Lumpur are experiencing quieter days, with fewer customers and empty tables, as work-from-home policies continue to affect foot traffic and business.

The MRSM Pendang school in Malaysia was hit by a storm, but fortunately, no students were reported hurt.

The Negri Barisan coalition has announced that it possesses a simple majority, enabling it to form a government in collaboration with Perikatan.

Two opposition assemblymen from Selangor have been suspended for a period of three days, according to reports.

The father and brother of the attacker involved in the Ulu Tiram incident have been sentenced to 30 years in jail.

KUALA LUMPUR, April 27 — Firefighters have brought a peat swamp forest fire in Kuala Abang in Dungun, Terengganu,&...

Malaysia's Health Minister highlighted the increasing demand for cancer care and a shortage of oncologists, despite an overall increase in the healthcare workforce. Cancer remains the third leading cause of death in the country.

A 'QuickCheck' article investigates claims circulating about the Malaysian government offering RM500 cash aid to pregnant women and new mothers.

Malaysia's 2026 National Workers’ Day celebration and carnival will be a three-day event promising 4,000 job vacancies, skills development, and support services for workers.

Sabah Deputy Chief Minister I Datuk Seri Dr Joachim Gunsalam has called for engagement regarding compensation concerns related to the vital Pan Borneo project.

Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) recorded a 14.4% growth in passenger movements across its local network in Q1, largely attributed to the Hari Raya travel surge.

KUALA LUMPUR, April 27 — Deputy Communication Minister Teo Nie Ching today expressed hope that the police would ac...