Anggota FRU kritikal sudah sedar, tunjuk perkembangan positif

Usahawan mikro digalak mohon program BRJohor Niaga, sifar kaedah

Usahawan mikro digalak mohon program BRJohor Niaga, sifar faedah

Kota Belud rice project issues inherited from BN era – STAR Sabah

Sabah STAR deputy president Datuk Robert Tawik refuted Sabah Umno Youth chief Sufian Abdul Karim's criticism of the Kota Belud rice project, calling it misleading. Tawik clarified that the project's issues originated during the previous Umno-BN administration and are being actively addressed by the current GRS government. He highlighted the reactivation of the Sabah Paddy and Rice Board and the establishment of the Kota Belud IADA as evidence of the government's commitment to resolving the inherited problems. Tawik questioned Sufian's motives, suggesting his criticism aims to deflect blame from the previous administration's failures.

Nahas FRU: Mangsa kritikal tunjuk perkembangan positif

Corporal Syed Isfan Syed Mohamad, critically injured in a collision between a Federal Reserve Unit (FRU) vehicle and a lorry, is showing positive progress after undergoing three surgeries. He is currently in the ICU at Raja Permaisuri Bainun Hospital (HRPB) in Ipoh, having been transferred from Teluk Intan Hospital. He sustained multiple injuries including to his lungs, liver, spleen, bones, ribs, leg, and hip. Four other FRU personnel injured in the accident are also showing positive progress at Teluk Intan Hospital's ICU. One officer is in stable condition and expected to be discharged soon.

Polis ditahan SPRM, disyaki minta suapan daripada pasangan kekasih

Climbing for two: Singaporean finishes Mount Kinabalu climb for brother killed in 2015 Sabah quake

Ten years after a devastating earthquake on Mount Kinabalu claimed the life of her 13-year-old brother, Navdeep, Simran Jaryal climbed the mountain in his memory. Navdeep was one of ten Singaporeans, including seven students and teachers from Tanjong Katong Primary School, who perished in the 2015 tragedy. Simran described the emotional climb as a tribute to her brother's courage and spirit, carrying his memory with her every step. She felt his presence throughout the challenging journey, finding strength in the support of loved ones and the enduring bond they shared.

76 peratus penduduk dewasa Terengganu obes

Siapa lelaki yang bawa anjing ke restoran mamak? Polis sedang cari

Haji Kids permulaan Impian menjadi tetamu Allah masa depan

Sektor 3D boleh jana pendapatan belia

The Perak state government is considering creating comprehensive courses with state agencies and youth associations on 3D (dirty, dangerous, and difficult) sector jobs to generate stable income for youth. Youth Committee Chairman Khairudin Abu Hanipah stated that young people may lack awareness of these jobs and their economic potential. The government will collaborate with the Perak State Youth and Sports Department, youth associations, and the Perak Children's Aspiration Center (PASAK) to develop these courses as part of the Perak Sejahtera 2030 agenda to empower human capital, particularly youth.

Projek naik taraf sistem 33kV, 11kV di Sabah siap sepenuhnya

Australian Greens candidate Hannah Thomas, daughter of ex-AG Tommy Thomas, discusses election, Palestine solidarity and the rise of global extremism

Australian Greens candidate Hannah Thomas criticized both major Australian parties for being out of touch with public sentiment on issues like poverty, inequality, the conflict in Gaza, and refugee rights. Thomas, who ran against Prime Minister Albanese, highlighted the public's disapproval of the violence in Gaza. She advocated for a progressive platform focused on Palestine solidarity, refugee rights, and the environment. As a woman of color and migrant, she emphasized the lack of diversity in Parliament and criticized liberal centrist governments for failing to protect working-class interests, leading to the rise of extremism.

Hannah Thomas, daughter of ex-AG Tommy Thomas, contrasts Malaysian and Australian politics, highlights Palestine solidarity and warns of rising extremism

Australian Greens candidate Hannah Thomas criticized both major Australian parties for being out of touch with public sentiment on issues like poverty, inequality, the conflict in Gaza, and refugee rights. Thomas, who ran against Prime Minister Albanese, highlighted the public's disapproval of the violence in Gaza. She advocated for a progressive platform focused on Palestine solidarity, refugee rights, and the environment. As a woman of color and migrant, she emphasized the lack of diversity in Parliament and criticized liberal centrist governments for failing to protect working-class interests, leading to the rise of extremism.

Saifuddin nafi politik wang dalam pemilihan PKR

Former PKR secretary-general Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail denied allegations of money politics in the party's current elections, emphasizing PKR's adherence to its founding principles. While acknowledging campaign expenditures for logistics like tents, hotels, and meals, he dismissed claims of direct cash payments for support. Saifuddin contrasted current campaign logistics with the party's resource-constrained early days, noting improved funding and logistical support.

Lima hala tuju perkasa ekosistem pendidikan negara

Education Ministry: 71 schools in KL, Selangor can implement home-based learning during Asean Summit period

71 schools in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor will switch to Home-Based Teaching and Learning (PdPR) from May 26-28 due to the 46th ASEAN Summit. The Ministry of Education (MOE) implemented this measure to mitigate disruptions caused by road closures and security protocols during the summit. The MOE believes the experience gained from using PdPR during the pandemic will ensure continued learning while prioritizing the safety and well-being of students, teachers, and the school community. Affected schools will communicate further details through their official channels.

Nik Nazmi: PKR must stay grounded, build momentum in Kelantan to grow seat count

PKR vice-president Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad stressed the need for strong leadership and a realistic strategy to boost the party's performance in the next general election. He emphasized the importance of selecting the right leadership team and setting achievable targets, building on their current 30 parliamentary seats towards their historical best of 47. He highlighted the need for Kelantan to contribute to PKR and Pakatan Harapan's seat count to achieve their goals.

China’s humanoid robots got their own lane — no job stealing here, Beijing official says

A Chinese official overseeing a Beijing tech hub has dismissed concerns about humanoid robots causing mass unemployment. Liang Liang, deputy director at the Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area, believes robots will enhance productivity and undertake hazardous tasks rather than replace humans. He cited the world's first robot half-marathon in Beijing as an example of how robots can complement human endeavors, highlighting their potential to work in environments unsuitable for humans and boost efficiency. The marathon showcased robots and humans competing on separate tracks, symbolizing their collaborative future.

China’s humanoid robots have their own lane — no job stealing here, Beijing official says

A Chinese official overseeing a major tech hub in Beijing dismissed concerns about humanoid robots causing mass unemployment. Liang Liang, deputy director at the Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area, stated that robots will enhance productivity and undertake hazardous tasks rather than replace humans. He emphasized robots' potential in space exploration, deep-sea operations, and continuous production while humans rest, leading to better and cheaper products. A recent robot half-marathon in Beijing showcased this collaborative vision, with separate tracks for humans and robots, symbolizing their complementary roles.