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Bank Negara Malaysia's recent Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) cut to 2.75% brings relief to borrowers with lower monthly repayments on loans. While the reduction might seem small, around RM100-RM200, it provides some breathing room. The article emphasizes the importance of managing this extra money wisely, suggesting saving rather than spending it.

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Penstrukturan semula pinjaman PTPTN bantu selesai hutang ikut kemampuan

The National Higher Education Fund Corporation (PTPTN) loan restructuring initiative helps borrowers manage their debt through flexible repayment plans tailored to their financial capabilities. Borrowers can restructure their repayment schedules, extend their loan terms (subject to terms and conditions), and avoid legal action or bankruptcy. The initiative updates the borrower's Central Credit Reference Information System (CCRIS) record based on the new agreement and resets outstanding payments to zero, allowing borrowers to start fresh with a new installment amount. Natasya Nor Mohd. Nor, a borrower with over RM30,000 in outstanding debt, successfully restructured her loan and now pays a manageable RM171 monthly.

ecoBrown’s lancar Himalayan Salt bersama MINNIE i-dle

ecoBrown's, a premium rice snack brand under Serba Wangi Sdn. Bhd. (SW), has launched its fourth Brice flavor, Himalayan Salt. Made with brown, red, and black rice, the new flavor joins Spicy Cheese, Seaweed, and Truffle. Marketed as a healthy snack option, Brice is baked, not fried, and is high in fiber, vitamin B6, and vitamin E. The launch event featured K-pop star MINNIE from (G)I-DLE. The snack is available in 40g and 100g packs.

Kraf anyaman rotan angkat komuniti Kampung Sempering

Handcrafted rattan products from Kampung Sempering, Malaysia, have significant international market potential. Kraftangan Malaysia's Community Skills Development Project (PPKK) is providing phased training to develop high-skilled artisans and entrepreneurs. The project, in collaboration with MOTAC and the local community, focuses on producing items like placemats, baskets, and rattan cups, culminating in innovative laundry baskets. Kraftangan Malaysia aims to guide committed participants towards trade exhibitions and e-commerce platforms, leveraging Visit Malaysia 2026 and Visit Perlis to boost sales and drive socio-economic change within the community.

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Confucian wisdom joins AI debate

Qufu, the birthplace of Confucius, is embracing AI to enhance the tourist experience. AI-powered guides lead visitors through immersive historical journeys, blending holograms, virtual scenes, and real-life actors. Simultaneously, the Nishan Forum on World Civilizations hosted international guests to discuss the intersection of AI and humanity, including whether Confucius would embrace AI and the potential impact of AI on creativity and moral order.