Aaron-Wooi Yik bawa pulang RM314,980

Rasa ‘benda’ itu hadir, minta ustaz ‘dinding’ saya

Gara-gara susuk pemikat (Siri II)

Pesawat rempuh rumah, 2 maut

A plane crashed into a house in western Germany, killing two people, including the pilot. The incident occurred in Korschenbroich around 12:30 pm local time when the aircraft struck the terrace of a residential building, causing a fire. The deceased are identified as the 71-year-old female pilot and a resident of the house. Firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze, and the cause of the crash is under investigation.

Bangladesh opens historic trial against fugitive ex-leader Hasina over crackdown that killed 1,400

Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is being tried in absentia for orchestrating a "systematic attack" to quell a 2024 uprising that resulted in up to 1,400 deaths. Hasina, who fled to India, faces charges including abetment and conspiracy to commit mass murder. The International Crimes Tribunal's chief prosecutor stated the evidence points to a coordinated effort involving law enforcement and Hasina's party members. Two other officials, the former police chief and interior minister, are also charged. Hasina denies the charges, claiming they are politically motivated.

Rafizi tolak tawaran jawatan Timbalan Presiden lantikan

Dion Cools dapat ‘restu’ berkelana ke Jepun

Harimau Malaya coach, Peter Cklamovski, supports Dion Cools' potential move to J1 League club Cerezo Osaka. Cklamovski, with seven years of experience in Japanese football, believes playing in Japan, regardless of the division, would be beneficial for any player due to the league's competitiveness and high standards. Cools joined Buriram United in January 2023 and his contract ends next month. He has had a successful season, aiming for a quadruple with the Thai club.

Deadly monsoon triggers floods and landslides in India’s northeast, killing over 30 and displacing hundreds

At least 30 people have died in Northeast India due to flash floods and landslides triggered by torrential monsoon rains. Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Nagaland, and Tripura are among the affected states. The heavy rainfall caused rivers, including the Brahmaputra, to overflow, leading to widespread flooding. The Indian army conducted rescue operations, relocating people to safety and providing essential supplies. A red alert has been issued for several districts, and authorities are on high alert.

Tawau hosts landmark Scout gathering, fostering regional unity

Over 2,300 youths from Sabah, Johor, Kuala Lumpur, Labuan, Brunei, and Indonesia participated in the Third International Nusantara Jamboree in Tawau, Borneo. Assistant Minister Datuk Nizam Abu Bakar Titingan officiated the event at Tiku Scout Camp, highlighting the jamboree's role in character building, leadership development, and fostering unity among the Nusantara community. The event emphasized the importance of practical skills alongside academic education for holistic youth development.

‘Govt must support, not compete with private sector’

The National Consumer Foundation Malaysia (Sabah Chapter) urges government and GLCs to collaborate with, not compete against, the private sector. Chairman David Chan emphasizes the private sector's vital role in economic growth, job creation, and tax revenue. He argues GLCs should complement, not displace, private businesses, fostering mutual growth. Chan expresses concern over GLCs dominating sectors previously driven by private entities, stifling entrepreneurship and job creation. He calls for a reassessment of GLCs' role and greater government support for private businesses to build a stronger national economy.

KiTA seeks grant for Kinabatangan waste management and river clean-up

The Kinabatangan-Corridor of Life Tourism Operators Association (KiTA) is requesting a matching grant from Sabah's Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Environment to improve waste management and river cleanliness in Kg Bilit and Kg Sukau. KiTA President Johnny Lim presented the proposal to Minister Datuk Seri Christina Liew, highlighting the project's three components: constructing new waste disposal centers in both villages and implementing a river cleaning awareness program. The existing center in Kg Bilit, built by KiTA in 2015, has deteriorated. KiTA, a non-profit, emphasizes the importance of this project for environmental protection and sustainable eco-tourism.

Ahli astronomi kesan isyarat aneh dari angkasa

Astronomers have detected unusual signals emanating from an unidentified object in space, dubbed ASKAP J1832-0911. The object, discovered using the Australian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder (ASKAP) telescope and NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory, emits bursts of radio waves and X-rays for two minutes every 44 minutes. Researchers theorize it could be a magnetar (a type of dead star) or a binary star system, but the observations don't fully align with existing models. The discovery may point to new physics or stellar evolution models.

DBKK urged to stop acting as federal tax collector

Former Sabah Chief Minister Yong Teck Lee criticized Kota Kinabalu City Hall (DBKK) for pursuing inactive taxpayers, particularly small traders, amidst rising costs and reduced subsidies. He argued that these micro-businesses are not significant tax evaders and that DBKK should prioritize supporting local livelihoods. Yong highlighted that the federal government owes Sabah RM2 billion in tax revenue sharing, yet only RM600 million has been paid. He urged the federal government to honor the 40% entitlement and called for a re-evaluation of tax enforcement in Sabah until the outstanding amount is paid.

Sabah family in Beijing keeps Kaamatan spirit alive

A Malaysian family residing in Beijing, China, consisting of Elisa Marie Ungkiu Singgon, Alexzender Roy Dusin, and their son Katama Jireh Gingging, sent heartfelt Kaamatan greetings to Malaysians back home. Despite the distance, they emphasized the importance of staying connected to their Sabahan heritage and raising their son with a strong sense of cultural identity. They highlighted Kaamatan's values of gratitude, unity, and shared humanity as universal principles. The family extended warm wishes to their loved ones in Sabah, emphasizing the festival's significance in bridging the gap between their current location and their roots.

Keningau bids farewell to Milimewa Superstore

After 29 years, the Milimewa Superstore in Keningau, Sabah, closed on May 31, 2025. The store, opened in 1996, was a significant landmark and community hub. The closure also marks the end of an era for Gua Ah Siew, whose career as a prominent emcee and journalist began at the store's grand opening. He is now a respected freelance journalist contributing to various local publications and remains an active community member.

Pulau Gaya residents receive lifelong learning

The Ministry of Human Resources and HRD Corp brought human capital development initiatives to Pulau Gaya residents through the ‘Sentuhan Kesuma Bersama HRD Corp di Bawah Bayu’ program. Minister Steven Sim Chee Keong officiated the event, which offered training sessions to over 450 residents in areas like flower arrangement, digital marketing, and motivational workshops. This aligns with the National Training Week 2025 theme, ‘Learning Without Borders,’ aiming to provide equal access to training. Sim emphasized the importance of skills development for higher income and national advancement, promising further training for 5,000 Pulau Gaya residents and 60,000 participants across Sabah in 2025.

The rise of Sabah’s entrepreneur moms

This article highlights the rising trend of "entrepreneur moms" who successfully balance family life with running their own businesses. It features Francisca "Cisca" Jean John, a Sabahan mother of four and Purchasing Officer, who also founded RTC Collections and Cwafty Jean. Cisca's story exemplifies how these women are redefining success by pursuing their passions and creating impactful ventures alongside their family responsibilities. Her handmade bath and body care products and home accessories showcase her creativity and entrepreneurial spirit.

From fake Mao photos to AI deepfakes: How election disinformation is warping South Korea’s presidential race

South Korea's upcoming presidential election is plagued by online misinformation, including false claims of foreign interference. Frontrunner Lee Jae-myung is a frequent target, with fabricated images and narratives portraying him as pro-China, exploiting anxieties about Chinese influence. Other misinformation includes false reports of US endorsements and weaknesses in the overseas voting system. These tactics aim to sway voters amidst heightened US-China tensions.

Company director loses RM137,200 in fake govt tender scam in Kemaman

A Malaysian company director lost RM137,200 in a government tender scam. Contacted via WhatsApp by someone impersonating a university representative, he was offered a tender to supply air-conditioning units and a generator. Fake purchase orders seemingly from the Higher Education Ministry convinced him to make seven bank transfers. He later realized it was a scam. Police are investigating the case as cheating and advise the public to verify tender offers with authorities.

Israel serang pusat agihan bantuan GHF Rafah, lebih 30 orang maut