TH bayar dam, korban melalui Adahi

Malaysia's Tabung Haji (TH) will manage the Dam and Qurban (sacrificial rites) for Malaysian pilgrims through Adahi, the sole organization recognized by the Saudi Arabian government this year. This follows a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between TH and Adahi. Previously, TH managed these rites independently. This centralized approach through Adahi streamlines the process for Malaysian pilgrims.

Drama ekonomi AS-China sampai bila?

The US and China's 90-day tariff truce offers temporary relief to the global economy, but experts remain concerned about the future after the ceasefire ends. Capital Economics' Mark Williams notes the lack of guarantees beyond the 90 days, highlighting the continuing uncertainty surrounding US-China trade relations.

Lift & Escalator Academy dilancar, perkukuh bidang TVET

‘Rakyat bayar cukai, kamu seleweng minyak diesel’

Petronas Dagangan, Blueshark meterai kerjasama perkukuh mobiliti 2W-EV

Petronas Dagangan, through its subsidiary PDB Growth Solutions, has partnered with Blueshark Ecosystem to establish Blueshark Malaysia. This new venture will lead the development and distribution of two-wheeled electric vehicles (2W-EVs) in Malaysia, including battery swapping services at Petronas stations. This collaboration aims to strengthen the 2W-EV mobility ecosystem in the country.

Pemandu langgar suami isteri meringkuk 30 hari dalam penjara

Retiring nurse reflects on how her love for nursing began at Normah Medical Specialist Centre

Lucy Voon, a nursing officer at Normah Medical Specialist Centre (NMSC), shared her career journey during the NMSC Nurses Day 2025 celebration. Starting as a nursing aide in 1989, she highlighted NMSC's role in her professional growth. She recounted a pivotal early experience where she learned the importance of empathy after a negative reaction to a bleeding patient. This lesson shaped her approach to patient care, and she encouraged future nurses to uphold compassion and dedication.

KDCF a platform to promote Kapit as tourism destination – Nanta

The Kapit Dayak Cultural Festival (KDCF) promotes Kapit Division as a tourism destination by showcasing the Dayak community's rich heritage. Works Minister Dato Sri Alexander Nanta Linggi officiated the festival, highlighting its growing popularity and inclusion in Sarawak's tourism calendar. He encouraged organizers to expand the program, particularly showcasing traditional costumes. The festival, running from May 5th to 25th, featured a 'Niti Daun' parade with 14 contingents.

Nanta: KDCF a platform to promote Kapit as tourism destination

The Kapit Dayak Cultural Festival (KDCF) promotes Kapit Division as a tourism destination by showcasing the Dayak community's rich heritage. Works Minister Dato Sri Alexander Nanta Linggi officiated the festival, highlighting its growing popularity and inclusion in Sarawak's tourism calendar. He encouraged organizers to expand the program, particularly showcasing traditional costumes. The festival, running from May 5th to 25th, featured a 'Niti Daun' parade with 14 contingents.

Call on Kapit District Council to expedite construction of new Song Market

Works Minister Dato Sri Alexander Nanta Linggi urged Kapit District Council to expedite the construction of a new market in Song, mirroring the recently completed RM20 million Terabai Market in Kapit. He emphasized the importance of providing proper trading spaces for local hawkers and encouraged them to maintain cleanliness and hygiene in the new market. Nanta highlighted collaborative efforts among elected representatives to secure funding for development projects in Kapit, including the new police station and Nanga Yong Bridge, from both federal and state governments.

Kedah tunggu SOP perlombongan REE daripada Persekutuan

Mangsa lemas pertama kali cari kepah di Pantai Balok

We’re determined to be leading regional green economy hub – Abg Jo

Sarawak Premier Abang Johari affirmed the state's commitment to becoming a leading green economy hub in the region, focusing on sustainability, innovation, and inclusivity. He highlighted Sarawak's renewable energy resources, including hydropower, solar, and biomass, and the development of cross-border energy interconnections. He also emphasized Sarawak's role as a natural gas hub, leveraging its substantial reserves and developing four major gas hubs. Furthermore, he discussed Sarawak's potential as a carbon capture and storage (CCS) hub, given its significant geological storage capacity.

Abg Jo: We’re determined to be leading regional green economy hub

Sarawak Premier Abang Johari affirmed the state's commitment to becoming a leading green economy hub in the region, focusing on sustainability, innovation, and inclusivity. He highlighted Sarawak's renewable energy resources, including hydropower, solar, and biomass, and the development of cross-border energy interconnections. He also emphasized Sarawak's role as a natural gas hub, leveraging its substantial reserves through the Sarawak Gas Roadmap, and its potential as a carbon capture and storage (CCS) hub due to its significant geological storage capacity.

How do devoted Malaysian fans of giant pandas Fu Wa and Feng Yi say goodbye after 11 years? 

Retiree Chin Lee Peng visits Zoo Negara's Giant Panda Conservation Centre almost daily to see pandas Fu Wa and Feng Yi before their return to China. She developed a strong bond with the pandas over two to three years, visiting since the birth of their second cub, Yi Yi. Chin feels a deep connection with the pandas, considering them like her own children. She often talks to them, believing they recognize her voice. The pandas are now in quarantine before their repatriation, limiting Chin's access. A new panda pair is expected to arrive in August.

From Olympic pandas to world record holders: Fu Wa and Feng Yi’s legacy in Malaysia

Giant pandas Fu Wa and Feng Yi are returning to China after a decade at Zoo Negara, Malaysia. Part of a conservation project and 'panda diplomacy,' the pair arrived in 2014 to commemorate 40 years of bilateral ties. Originally from the Wolong Panda Reserve, they survived the 2008 Sichuan earthquake and were even 'Olympic pandas' in Beijing. Renamed Xing Xing and Liang Liang in Malaysia, they hold the world record for fastest natural panda cub conception outside China. Their departure marks the end of a significant chapter in Malaysia-China relations.

‘Youth retirement homes’ boom in China as young workers flee burnout for countryside

A growing number of young Chinese are embracing "youth retirement" in rural areas like Dali, Yunnan province. Rejecting China's intense work culture, they seek respite from burnout and explore alternative lifestyles. These "retirees," often in their 20s and 30s, stay for weeks or months at youth retirement homes, engaging in activities like tea ceremonies and socializing. They prioritize mental well-being and personal growth over material success, exemplified by Wang Dong, 29, who left his hospitality job for a more meaningful experience in Dali.

Meet Chloe Qisha, the Malaysia-born singer rising fast with viral songs, magazine covers and sold-out shows in Europe (VIDEO)

Malaysian-born singer Chloe Qisha, 26, is rapidly gaining international recognition less than a year after her debut. Based in London, she started by posting covers on SoundCloud and YouTube. After being discovered through her online presence, she collaborated with producer Rob Milton, leading to the release of her well-received self-titled EP. Her single "I Lied, I'm Sorry" gained further popularity after being covered by Kelly Clarkson.

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Nahas trak FRU: PM minta lakukan siasatan menyeluruh

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called for a thorough investigation into the accident involving a rock-laden lorry and a Federal Reserve Unit (FRU) truck in Teluk Intan, Perak. He also extended condolences to the families of the FRU personnel involved and requested authorities provide necessary assistance to the victims and their families.