Bekas Ketua Biro Utusan Malaysia Johor meninggal dunia

Former Johor Bureau Chief of Utusan Malaysia, Zaid Zain, passed away today at Sultanah Aminah Hospital (HSA). His son, Erwin Zaid, confirmed his passing at 11:50 am. Zaid Zain began his journalism career as a cadet reporter with Utusan Malaysia in the late 1980s and became Johor Bureau Chief in 1995. He later worked for Suara Johor and Johor Skills College (YPJ). He is survived by his wife and four children.

‘Ummi bagi ‘green light’, UAI kena terus terang’

Celebrity preacher Ustaz Azhar Idrus's (UAI) first wife, Rohayah Sulong, playfully hinted on Instagram, seemingly giving him permission to marry again. Her post, written in a rhyming style, drew humorous responses from netizens who interpreted it as a "green light." UAI currently has three wives and 12 children, though he is reported to have divorced one of them.

Pan Sarawak Convoy to proceed despite Kuching’s 722 rally cancellation, says organiser

Despite the cancellation of a related rally in Kuching, the 2025 Pan Sarawak Independence Day Convoy will proceed as planned. The four-day motorcade, starting July 18th from Lawas, aims to commemorate Sarawak's Independence Day on July 22nd. The convoy's focus is on historical awareness and celebrating Sarawak's liberation from British rule and its original statehood. The route follows the Pan Borneo Highway, culminating at Telok Melano Bay, symbolizing a new beginning.

Borneo Flora Festival (BFF) 2025: Volunteers successfully sow seeds of beauty in Labuan

Nearly 2,000 volunteers have been instrumental in preparing for the Borneo Flora Festival @ Labuan (BFF) 2025. Over three phases since May, volunteers sowed seeds, transplanted seedlings, and moved 250,000 polybags of flowers to the festival site at the Labuan International Sea Sports Complex. The effort, involving government agencies, private companies, and the community, ensures a vibrant floral display for visitors. Datuk Seri Noridah Abdul Rahim, Director General of the Federal Territories Department, emphasized the festival's celebration of community and environmental responsibility.

Sport : SUKMA Weightlifter Siti Noralyaa Dies After Battle With Cancer

Siti Noralyaa Mat Marzuki, a 25-year-old weightlifter from Terengganu, Malaysia, passed away on July 12th after battling breast cancer. The athlete's death was announced on July 13th by Bernama news agency.

General : Malaysia Continues To Lead Global Halal Ecosystem

Malaysia maintains its leading position in the global halal ecosystem. However, continuous competitiveness, innovation, and forward-thinking approaches are crucial to sustain this leadership. The country needs to adapt to evolving market demands and technological advancements to remain at the forefront of the halal industry.

General : SMC Makes Malaysia Book Of Records With 18.3m Melanau Swing

The Sibu Municipal Council (SMC) has set a Malaysia Book of Records (MBOR) record with its 18.3-meter traditional Melanau swing, called the 'itut'. Constructed for the Borneo Cultural Festival (BCF), the swing is a major attraction at the event. This achievement highlights the SMC's efforts in showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Melanau people within Sarawak.

Business : Velvet Wire Bouquets Bloom Into Steady Income For HousewifeÂ

A Seremban housewife has turned her passion for crafting velvet wire flowers into a profitable business. Initially a hobby, her creative floral designs have generated a steady income stream. This demonstrates how a creative pursuit can be transformed into a successful entrepreneurial venture.

Sport : Sivaneshwaran Shines In Marathon Debut With SCORE 2025 Title

Malaysian track athlete G. Sivaneshwaran triumphed in his marathon debut, winning the men's 42km race at the SCORE Marathon 2025 in Putrajaya. This unexpected victory marks a significant achievement for the athlete.

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IGP: Police investigating purported leak of judicial meeting minutes, witnesses to be called in

Malaysian police are investigating the alleged leak of confidential minutes from a Judicial Appointments Commission (JAC) meeting. The investigation will focus on the dissemination of classified information both internally and on social media. Police will interview relevant witnesses and warn against further sharing of confidential documents. The alleged leak follows accusations of interference in judicial appointments, prompting calls for a Royal Commission of Inquiry. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim will discuss the issue with the Cabinet.