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A woman in London blocked an Aston Martin in the middle of the road, complaining about its loud engine. A video of the incident, which occurred in Mayfair, shows her standing with outstretched arms confronting the driver. After she left, the driver revved the engine before driving off. The video went viral, with many criticizing the woman's actions, saying she was causing more disturbance than the car.

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Learn from each other to uphold social harmony, church leader calls on fellow Sarawakians

Right Reverend Datuk Danald Jute, chairman of the Association of Churches in Sarawak (ACS), urged Sarawakians to celebrate their diversity and promote social harmony by understanding each other. In his Wesak Day message, he commended the Buddhist community's commitment to peace, harmony, compassion, and wisdom. He emphasized the importance of appreciating and accepting differences in a multi-religious, multi-ethnic, and multi-cultural nation, wishing Buddhists a joyful Wesak and praying for a united and prosperous Malaysia.

Reducing speed limit to 30km/h in school zones can save lives, says road safety expert

Malaysia has gazetted a 30 km/h speed limit in school zones to improve road safety, aligning with WHO recommendations. Reducing speed, even slightly, significantly decreases the risk of fatal accidents. Safe Kids Malaysia's Executive Director, Professor Dr Kulanthayan K.C. Mani, highlighted that exceeding 30 km/h drastically increases fatality risks as the human body's impact absorption capacity is limited. He emphasized the need for supporting infrastructure like signage, road bumps, and pedestrian crossings, alongside promoting a culture of road safety and utilizing technology for enhanced monitoring.

Over 10,000 attend Tawau Mega Concert

Over 10,000 people attended the Tawau Mega Concert in Sabah, part of the Sabah MADANI Rakyat Programme (PMR) 2025. The concert featured performances by popular Malaysian artists including Datuk Awie, Stacy, Akim, and Felix Agus. The event, held at the Tawau Municipal Council Square, was aimed at promoting entrepreneurship as a means of poverty eradication.

Gegaran dirasai di Lembah Klang?

Residents in several Klang Valley areas, including Setia Alam and Shah Alam, reported experiencing mild tremors this afternoon. Social media users shared their experiences on X (formerly Twitter), describing sudden shaking sensations. Users questioned whether the tremors were due to a local or distant earthquake. As of yet, there's no official confirmation regarding the cause of the tremors.

Jualan MADANI Koperasi receives overwhelming response

Perlis entrepreneurs showcased local products like Harumanis mango cordial, salt belacan, and honey belacan at the MADANI Rakyat Programme (PMR) 2025 in Sabah. The Jualan MADANI Koperasi, held in conjunction with the PMR, offered essential goods at up to 30% discounts to alleviate rising living costs. Organized by the Malaysian Cooperative Commission (Sabah), the sale featured 19 cooperatives and aimed to expand their role as essential goods distributors nationwide.

‘Sad to see his devolution’: John Legend says Kanye West’s antisemitic and anti-Black views are ‘shocking’

John Legend expressed sadness and shock at Kanye West's recent behavior in an interview with The Times of London. Legend reflected on their early 2000s friendship and how West, who signed him to GOOD Music, helped revive his career. He recalled West's early success producing for Jay-Z and launching his solo career, which in turn boosted Legend's own visibility. Their relationship fractured in 2022 due to West's support of Donald Trump. Legend lamented West's "descent" following his mother's death in 2007 and expressed concern over his "obsessions with antisemitism, anti-blackness."

GLC chairmanship should be a responsibility, not a liability

The National Consumer Foundation Malaysia (NCFM) Sabah Chapter criticizes the increasing appointment of unqualified individuals to chair government-linked companies (GLCs). Chairman David Chan argues that GLC leadership should be based on merit and public trust, not political rewards. He emphasizes the importance of visionary leadership, accountability, and transparency in managing public funds and delivering essential services. NCFM Sabah urges federal and state governments to review GLC appointments and implement a merit-based system prioritizing public interest over political connections.

KTC discards RM300,000 bread products amid gas supply disruption

Kim Teck Cheong Consolidated Berhad (KTC) discarded RM300,000 worth of bread products due to a gas supply disruption at their KKIP factory. The disruption, caused by irregular gas pressure from Sabah Energy Corporation (SEC), damaged key production machinery. Although the products might have been safe, KTC prioritized consumer safety and disposed of all affected items. Production is expected to resume within two days.

Tiada perbincangan mengenai pembubaran DUN Sabah – PM

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's visit to Sabah did not include discussions about dissolving the State Legislative Assembly. The meeting with Governor Tun Musa Aman was a courtesy call. Anwar emphasized that the decision to dissolve the assembly rests with the Governor and Chief Minister Hajiji Noor. Discussions focused on Sabah's development and strengthening federal-state cooperation, including issues related to the oil sector and addressing local concerns.

MAF Borneo to open two new Teratak Kasih Tok Nan Centres in Sarawak, Sabah for HIV patients

The Malaysian AIDS Foundation (MAF) Borneo Branch plans to open two new Teratak Kasih Tok Nan (TKTN) centers in Bintulu, Sarawak and Kota Kinabalu, Sabah this year to support individuals affected by HIV/AIDS. MAF Borneo Branch patron, Datin Patinggi Datuk Amar Jamilah Anu, announced this initiative during the MAF Borneo Branch Aidilfitri Open House and Zakat Cheque Presentation Ceremony. The project will involve collaboration with government agencies, NGOs, and local communities. Jamilah expressed gratitude for the Sarawak government's support, including a RM300,000 zakat contribution from Tabung Baitulmal Sarawak (TBS).

Bung Moktar: No more divisions, time for Umno Sabah to reclaim strength

On Umno's 79th anniversary, Sabah chief Bung Moktar Radin urged party members to unite and prepare for the upcoming state election. He emphasized Umno's contributions to Sabah's development, including establishing UMS and building infrastructure. Echoing the President's message, he stressed the need to reconnect with the people, avoid past mistakes by maintaining unity, and focus on the future by adapting to current political demands.

Perdana Menteri adakan kunjungan hormat terhadap Tun Musa

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim paid a courtesy call to Sabah Governor Tun Musa Aman at Istana Seri Kinabalu. Arriving at Kota Kinabalu International Airport, Anwar proceeded directly to the palace. This marked Anwar's first visit since Musa's appointment as Governor in January. The visit included a private discussion followed by lunch. Anwar then traveled to Tawau to officiate the closing ceremony of the Madani Rakyat Program, including project handovers and award presentations. He also visited booths of participating government agencies alongside Sabah Chief Minister Hajiji Noor.

Hajiji celebrates 70th birthday

Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Seri Panglima Hajiji Noor celebrated his 70th birthday at Dewan Seri Sulaman, Tuaran, in a modest ceremony attended by government officials, community leaders, and family. The event, organized despite Hajiji's preference for private celebrations, featured cultural performances and speeches highlighting his contributions to Sabah's development and his commitment to the people's well-being.

No talks on dissolving Sabah assembly, says Anwar after meeting Governor

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim met with Sabah Governor Tun Musa Aman, focusing on Sabah's development and federal-state cooperation, not the state assembly's dissolution. Anwar clarified the dissolution decision rests with the Governor and Chief Minister Hajiji Noor. Discussions covered various sectors, including oil, aiming to address Sabah's concerns. This meeting follows speculation of an early dissolution fueled by Hajiji's statement that GRS is prepared to contest the next state election solo if PH and BN cooperate.

Amanah dismisses Melaka state election strategy as threat to unity government, assures ongoing negotiations

Amanah communications director Khalid Abdul Samad stated that the proposed 14 BN + 14 PH seat strategy for the upcoming Melaka state election will not threaten the Unity Government. He emphasized that the strategy is not finalized and requires further discussion among component parties. Seat negotiations will encompass the entire country, even though the Melaka election is being contested separately. This follows reports of DAP's proposal, which faced rejection from various parties, including Umno, who affirmed their commitment to defending previously won seats. Melaka's 28 state seats are currently divided between BN (21), PH (5), and PN (2).

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Skuad kuadran sapu bersih kemenangan peringkat kumpulan

Malaysia's national sepak takraw quadrant team secured their spot in the 2025 Asian Cup semi-finals after defeating Japan 2-0 (17-15, 15-10) in Group B. The team, featuring top players like Amirul Zazwan Amir, displayed improved communication and synergy compared to earlier matches. They now face either Vietnam or South Korea in the semi-finals. Amirul Zazwan emphasized the team's focus and determination, thanking fans for their support.

Understanding causes of seasonal flooding in Penampang

Flooding is a recurring nightmare for Penampang residents, particularly those near the Moyog River. The article highlights the distress caused by frequent floods, exacerbated by rising river levels exceeding warning thresholds. The June and July 2024 floods caused extensive damage to homes and properties. The author, a Kepayan resident, emphasizes the widespread destruction caused by floods in Penampang, impacting livelihoods and the environment. The article calls for urgent solutions, acknowledging the combination of natural and human-induced factors contributing to the increasing frequency and severity of floods in Penampang and other Sabah districts.