PM Anwar to Sabah: Let industry lead TVET training to avoid skills mismatch

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim emphasized the need for Sabah to prioritize industry-driven TVET programs to produce competitive workers. He urged flexibility and collaboration between companies and training institutions, suggesting companies issue certificates if training aligns with industry needs. He highlighted successful industry-academia partnerships in other regions as models for Sabah, especially with anticipated large-scale investments, advocating for bypassing bureaucratic hurdles to ensure relevant skills development.

Kang Khai Xing says Malaysia Masters umpire drama frustrated him for ‘just a day’, eyes World Tour comeback with Aaron Tai

Malaysian badminton doubles player Kang Khai Xing has moved on from the controversial umpiring calls that cost him and partner Aaron Tai their Malaysia Masters match. Despite the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) lodging an official complaint to the Badminton World Federation (BWF), Khai Xing is focused on improving under new coach Herry Iman Pierngadi and adapting to higher-level competition. The 19-year-old and his partner aim to win another World Tour title this year and are preparing for upcoming tournaments.

Dr Mahathir says China will overtake US and stay as world’s top power, downplays India’s potential as competitor

Former Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad stated at the Nikkei Future of Asia conference that China is likely to surpass the US as the world's leading power. He believes the US, preoccupied with domestic issues and hampered by Trump's policies, won't recover its top position. Mahathir criticized Trump's tariffs, predicting they would be revoked within three months. He also dismissed the idea of India rivaling China and advocated for a gold-backed international trading currency to counter US dominance.

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‘We’re not ready for tourists’: Phuket eatery owner pleads for public toilets after messy incident

A floating restaurant owner in Rawai, Phuket, has called on authorities to build more public toilets after twice catching tourists defecating on his property. The most recent incident involved a female tourist relieving herself after closing hours. The owner confronted her and she eventually cleaned the area, though he had to clean it again himself. He stated tourists can use the restaurant's restrooms during opening hours, but highlighted the lack of public facilities as a broader issue impacting tourism.

Lee proposes dedicated terminal for private jets, business operations in Miri

Sarawak Transport Minister Lee Kim Shin proposed a dedicated terminal at Miri Airport for private jets and business operations. This aims to attract foreign investment and cater to growing demand from private jet users and offshore businesses. The proposed terminal would handle all business-related clearances, including private jets, offshore personnel, and air cargo, separate from the main terminal. Lee also suggested a dedicated air cargo facility for Miri, requesting Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad (MAHB) to assess both proposals.

Wanita didakwa eksploitasi kanak-kanak lelaki, remaja perempuan

Amyra Rosli teruja menanti kepulangan Amar Baharin di sisi

Tak hafal 30 juzuk cuma khatam Al-Quran dua kali di lokap – Yassin Yahya

Ernie Zakri & Anggi Marito bersatu dalam lagu emosi “Kisah Penuh Kecewa”

Hina mahkamah: Keputusan komital Isham Jalil pada 1 Julai

Saya bukan pemimpin diktator – PMX

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim emphasized that corruption prosecutions must be evidence-based and follow proper procedures, rejecting accusations of dictatorial leadership. He stated decisions aren't based solely on directives but require thorough investigation. Addressing a video linking a minister and state assembly member to a mining scandal, Anwar confirmed he questioned the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC), stressing the importance of facts over perception, allegations, and slander in handling such matters. He reiterated his commitment to upholding the law and maintaining peace during his visit to Sabah for the Kaamatan festival.

MBI investment scam crackdown: 477 properties, RM328m frozen as cops nab ‘Tan Sri’ in billion-ringgit bust

Malaysian police have seized an additional RM527.5 million in assets connected to the MBI International Group investment scam, bringing the total recovered to RM3.8 billion. The seizures include properties, luxury vehicles, yachts, cash, and frozen bank accounts. Three individuals, including a "Tan Sri" title holder, were arrested in connection with the case. The operation, targeting financial syndicates, has resulted in 17 arrests and the freezing of 988 bank accounts. Police say the investigation is ongoing and more arrests are expected.

Motorcyclist killed in self-accident at Nanga Belawai

A 32-year-old motorcyclist, Benedict Diso, died in a single-vehicle accident near Nanga Belawai, Rejang River, on Thursday evening. Kapit Fire and Rescue Department responded to the distress call and reached the scene, accessible only by boat, despite its proximity to their station. Diso was found lifeless in a drain, apparently thrown there upon impact. Paramedics pronounced him dead at the scene, and his body was handed over to the police.

Penglibatan generasi muda penting dalam pembangunan Sabah – PMX

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim emphasized political stability, clear policies, especially economic ones, and efficient implementation as crucial for successful governance at both federal and state levels. He stressed the importance of youth and local involvement, particularly in Sabah, for development to truly benefit the people. He highlighted the need for early exposure and skills training for the new workforce to enhance their competitiveness. Anwar stated that attracting investments and building strategic partnerships requires clear policies, transparent administration, and consistent action, forming the foundation for a sustainable and resilient future for Malaysia.

Rafizi pelawa orang ramai hadir Karnival Belia Madani 2.0

Pandan MP, Rafizi Ramli, invites the public to the Belia Madani Carnival 2.0, taking place until June 1st. The carnival features various activities including a food festival, free health screenings, Rahmah Sales, and more. Rafizi will officiate the carnival on Sunday at 2 pm. This event is organized by the Pandan Parliamentary People's Service Centre and partnering NGOs. The carnival is being held at the parking lot opposite Ampang Hospital. This comes after Rafizi announced his resignation as Economy Minister, effective June 17th, following his defeat in the recent PKR elections.

Pemandu e-hailing mengaku rompak kedai emas mahu bayar along RM70,000

A 29-year-old e-hailing driver, Melvin Yen Wei Shern, pleaded guilty to robbing a gold shop and injuring a 70-year-old woman in Melaka. The incident occurred on May 22, 2025, at Kedai Emas Tai Kwong. He faces up to 20 years in prison and a fine or whipping. Sentencing is postponed to June 10. He allegedly committed the robbery to repay loan sharks debts exceeding RM70,000. Bail was denied.

Preserve cultural values during Kaamatan – Tun Musa

Sabah Governor Tun Musa Aman urged Sabahans to uphold cultural values during the Pesta Kaamatan harvest festival. He emphasized the festival's importance in expressing gratitude for a successful rice harvest and showcasing the region's agricultural heritage. Tun Musa commended Sabah's diverse communities for maintaining harmony and preserving traditions, calling it an example for Malaysia. He also highlighted the festival's role in strengthening inter-community bonds and promoting understanding of diverse cultural practices. The Governor expressed pride in Sabah's unique heritage, recognizing its significance nationally and internationally.

‘Bumbung terbang, bunyi kuat macam dalam filem’

Four houses in Kampung Simpang Tiga, Banggol Jas, Malaysia, were damaged by a strong storm, two severely. 41-year-old resident Mohd. Firo Mohd. Isa described seeing his uncle's roof fly through the air before crashing onto his own house. The sudden storm, accompanied by heavy rain and a loud roaring sound, occurred around 5:30 pm. This is the first such incident in the 40 years Mohd. Firo has lived in the village. Selama assemblyman Mohamad Akmal Kamarudin visited the affected area.

Bernard Kerik, New York police chief through 9/11, dead at 69

Bernard "Bernie" Kerik, former NYPD commissioner who led the department through the 9/11 attacks, died at 69 after a private illness. Remembered as a "warrior" and "patriot" by FBI Director Kash Patel, Kerik became a prominent figure in the aftermath of the attacks, working alongside Mayor Rudy Giuliani. His career included military police service, security consulting for the Saudi royal family, and undercover narcotics work, where he helped bust members of the Cali cartel. After leaving the NYPD, he remained involved in Republican politics and trained Iraqi law enforcement.