CIMB perkasa budaya dan seni melalui gerakan sosial Kita Bagi Jadi

CIMB Bank is empowering Malaysian talent in arts and culture through its "Kita Bagi Jadi" social movement, aimed at empowering customers and communities. In conjunction with Malaysia's 66th Independence Day, CIMB collaborated with rapper Aman RA to produce a new music video titled "Bangun, Kita Bagi Jadi." This initiative aligns with CIMB's goal of supporting local talent and promoting cultural expression.

Facundo Garces tampil perbetulkan fakta

Malaysian heritage player, Facundo Garces, clarified the confusion surrounding his lineage and connection to Malaysia, confirming his eligibility to play for the Harimau Malaya national team. A previous statement, misinterpreted as claiming eligibility through his great-grandparents, sparked controversy, particularly in Indonesia. Garces confirmed his Malaysian citizenship is through his grandparents, aligning with FIFA regulations which permit representation through grandparent lineage, not great-grandparents. He expressed pride in representing Malaysia.

Impact of US market restrictions on Malaysian palm oil expected to be minimal, says ministry

The Malaysian Ministry of Plantation and Commodities (KPK) anticipates minimal direct impact from US market restrictions on the palm oil industry. This is attributed to the unique properties and MSPO certification of Malaysian palm oil, making it difficult to substitute. While Malaysia exported 191,231 tonnes of palm oil to the US in 2024, representing only 1.1% of total exports, the government remains committed to supporting smallholders through various aid programs, including replanting incentives and grants for disease control.

Bendera terbalik: 4 individu dibawa ke IPD Pontian untuk siasatan

Four individuals, three women and one man, were detained in Pontian, Malaysia, for investigation after the Malaysian flag was displayed upside down at a dental clinic. The Pontian Municipal Council (MPPn) stated the individuals, including employees and the owner, were taken to the Pontian District Police Headquarters. The incident violates by-law 45 regarding flag display. Authorities were alerted to the reversed flag and upon arrival, contacted the clinic staff. The staff subsequently corrected the flag's position under the supervision of MPPn and police.

ACC: Selangor FC, Buriram United sama handal

Selangor FC held Thai giants Buriram United to a 1-1 draw in their first ASEAN Club Championship (ACC) match at the Thunder Castle Stadium. Chrigor Moraes put Selangor ahead in the 37th minute, but Petr Zulj equalized for the defending champions in injury time. Selangor, making their ACC debut, impressed with a strong defensive performance against the favored home side.

Zara Qairina case marks first prosecution under newly amended Penal Code, says home minister

The case of Form One student Zara Qairina Mahathir marks the first prosecution under the amended Penal Code Section 507C(1), criminalizing bullying. Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail stated that since the amendment's enforcement on July 11, 11 bullying-related investigations have been launched. The amendment strengthens legal provisions against bullying, including cyberbullying. Five teenagers were charged in connection with Zara Qairina's case, highlighting the amendment's impact.

Selangor FC, Buriram United berkongsi mata

Selangor FC and Buriram United drew 1-1 in their opening ASEAN Club Championship (ACC) Group A match at Buriram Stadium. Playing away, Selangor FC adapted quickly to match the defending champions. Katsuhito Kinoshi's side nearly scored early. The draw sees both teams share points in the tournament.

Dipukul, dipaksa ketuk ketampi ratusan kali dan tak diberi makan

A Malaysian man in his 20s was rescued from a human trafficking syndicate in Cambodia after being lured by a fake job advertisement on social media. He endured over two months of forced labor, abuse, and torture, including being shaved, beaten, and starved. The Malaysian International Humanitarian Organisation (MHO), along with NGO Gaso, collaborated with Malaysian authorities and the embassy in Phnom Penh to secure his release. The victim was forced to work over 15 hours a day in an online scam operation and suffered physical abuse. He was eventually expelled from the camp and returned to Malaysia.

Pamela Ling disappearance: Home minister says police recorded statements from 48 witnesses, including four MACC officers

Malaysian police have questioned 48 witnesses, including four MACC officers, regarding the kidnapping of Datin Seri Pamela Ling Yueh. Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail confirmed cooperation with various agencies, including the Immigration Department, and noted a vehicle possibly linked to the case was found near the Thai border. While investigations continue, Saifuddin emphasized that nine out of ten missing person cases are typically resolved. He also addressed border security, highlighting 71 illegal smuggling routes along the Sarawak-Kalimantan border and a RM28 million allocation for the Home Ministry to enhance security.

KPM sasar tambah 250 kelas prasekolah bagi 2026

General : Orang Asli As 'Rakan Digital' Assures Internet Development Takes Root In Village

Malaysia is appointing, training, and deploying 'Digital Friends' from within the Orang Asli indigenous community to ensure new internet infrastructure effectively promotes digital inclusion. This initiative aims to bridge the digital divide and leverage internet access for socio-economic improvement within the Orang Asli community.

General : Police Reopen Investigation Into Wan Ahmad Faris’ Death - Saifuddin

Malaysia's Home Minister, Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail, has confirmed the reopening of the investigation into the 2013 death of tahfiz student Wan Ahmad Faris Wan Abdul Rahman. The case, initially treated as sudden death, is now being investigated as a potential murder. The student died at a tahfiz school in Kok Lanas, Kelantan, and police are revisiting the case to determine the true circumstances surrounding his death.

General : Chronology Of Events In The Death Of Zara Qairina Mahathir

Five teenage girls pleaded not guilty in a Kota Kinabalu Children's Court to charges of verbally abusing Form One student Zara Qairina Mahathir last month. The incident allegedly occurred in July. The girls entered their pleas before Sessions Court Judge Elsie Primus, who is sitting as a Children’s Court judge.

General : ASF: Pig Farmers, Traders Reminded Not To Misuse Movement Permits – Penang DVS

Pig farmers and traders in Penang, particularly Kampung Selamat, have been warned against misusing Movement Permission Accounts (AKP) or transfer permits. Authorities stressed the importance of using accurate farm names on these documents to prevent the spread of African Swine Fever (ASF). This measure aims to ensure proper tracking and control of pig movements, crucial for containing the disease.

General : Health Issues No Obstacle To Nurul Allyssa Winning Minister’s Special Award

Nurul Allyssa Saadon overcame a month-long health-related absence from classes to win the Minister's Special Award (Best Overall Graduate) at the 31st Baitulmal Skills Institute (IKB) convocation. Her resilience and dedication led to this achievement despite the health challenges she faced.

Business : Urusharta Jamaah Buys Solarvest Shares, Emerges As Substantial Shareholder With 5.08 Pct Stake

Urusharta Jamaah Sdn Bhd, a Ministry of Finance special purpose vehicle, has increased its stake in Solarvest Holdings Bhd to 5.08% after acquiring three million ordinary shares. This move strengthens Urusharta Jamaah's investment in the renewable energy company.

Business : Bioeconomy Corporation, Invest Sabah Collaborate To Strengthen Bioeconomy Ecosystem

The Malaysian Bioeconomy Development Corporation (Bioeconomy Corporation) and Invest Sabah Bhd have partnered for the Bioeconomy Tour 2025. This collaboration aims to promote bioeconomy development in Sabah. The tour will showcase Sabah's bioeconomy potential and attract investments in the sector.

Sport : ASEAN Club Championship 2025/2026: Selangor Tied 1-1 With Buriram In Thailand

Selangor FC's hopes of a victory were dashed by a late equalizer from Buriram United's Peter Zulj in the ASEAN Club Championship. The match, held at Chang Arena in Thailand, ended in a 1-1 draw. Zulj's injury-time goal cancelled out Selangor's earlier lead, leaving them with a single point in Group A.

Business : Malaysia Sees ASEAN As Strategic Growth Region Amid Global Challenges - MITI

Malaysia's Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI) believes ASEAN holds significant untapped potential for growth and resilience despite global uncertainties. MITI sees the region as a future driver of economic dynamism, offering opportunities for investment and trade.

General : Allianz General Contributes Over RM200,000 Surplus To Charitable Causes

Allianz General Insurance Company (Malaysia) Berhad distributed RM219,148 in surplus from its Claims Allocation Fund (CAF) to charities. This distribution, covering the 2024 financial year, comes from the 'Allianz4All Untuk Semua' product line. The funds will support various charitable causes.