Eco-shop amal pendekatan langsung dalam urusan perolehan barangan

Had laju kawasan masjid patut 30 km/j

An elderly man died after his motorcycle was hit by a lorry near a mosque in Kampar, Perak, after Friday prayers. He had just donated bananas from his garden to the mosque. The accident highlights the need for lower speed limits, particularly around mosques, which are busy during prayer times.

Pope Leo XIV warns against exploitation at inaugural mass

Pope Leo XIV held his inaugural mass at the Vatican, attended by around 200,000 people, including Ukrainian President Zelensky and US Vice President JD Vance. He emphasized peace, reconciliation, and social justice, condemning the exploitation of nature and marginalization of the poor. He also prayed for peace in Ukraine and met privately with Zelensky. The new pope, formerly a missionary in Peru, is gaining popularity for his focus on bridging divides.

UPM hargai sumbangan media tingkatkan ‘visibility’

Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) organized a media appreciation event, recognizing the vital role media plays in disseminating information. UPM acknowledges the importance of collaboration with various institutions, including universities, for accurate and quality reporting. The event, "UPM Media Promotion 2025," aimed to strengthen ties with media partners and enhance UPM's visibility.

Joe Biden diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer

Former US President Joe Biden, 82, has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer that has spread to his bones. His office announced the diagnosis on Sunday, stating that Biden is reviewing treatment options with his physicians. The cancer is reportedly hormone-sensitive, which allows for effective management. Political figures, including former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, expressed their well wishes for Biden's recovery.

‘Mula-mula sakit perut, rupanya hidap kanser usus’

A family of seven in Tampin, Malaysia, faces hardship as the 34-year-old father, Mohd. Amin Nor Mokhtar, was diagnosed with stage three colon cancer. His wife, Nurul Aida Abdul, 35, recently gave birth to their fifth child. Mohd. Amin experienced stomach pain, fever, and bloody urine before the diagnosis. His weight dropped significantly, and he now uses a stoma bag and requires special milk. The family receives financial aid but struggles to meet their needs. Donations can be made to Nurul Aida's BSN account.

Piala FA: Penantian panjang Palace bernoktah

Crystal Palace ended a 120-year trophy drought by defeating Manchester City 1-0 in the FA Cup final at Wembley. Eberechi Eze's 16th-minute goal and Dean Henderson's penalty save against Omar Marmoush secured the victory for Oliver Glasner's side. Despite City dominating possession, Palace's disciplined defense frustrated them, leading to another trophyless season for the Citizens. Glasner praised his team's patience and analysis of City's playing style, which allowed them to effectively counter their attacks and learn from their previous league defeat.

Honda perkenal e:N1, pelancaran BEV sulung pacu masa depan elektrik

Bersara awal atau terus berjiwa kental!

Many Malaysian workers in their 40s and 50s are facing a dilemma: retire early or work until 60. Factors contributing to this decision include declining health, sensitivity to criticism, dislike of noisy office environments, and disrespectful younger colleagues. The full article explores the challenges faced by older workers in today's demanding work environment.

Kekuatan mental bantu kemenangan

Malaysian men's doubles pair Aaron Chia and Soh Wooi Yik, coached by Herry Iman Pierngadi, won the Thailand Open badminton tournament. They defeated Denmark's Christian Kjaer and William Kryger Boe 20-22, 21-17, 21-12 in a challenging final. Despite losing the first set, they regained focus and secured victory in the subsequent sets. Wooi Yik attributed their win to mental strength and their desire to impress their new coach. This is their second title in a month, following their win at the Badminton Asia Championships. The win earned them US$37,525.

10 universiti ‘favourite’ majikan minyak dan gas

The oil and gas industry is a crucial sector in Malaysia, offering competitive salaries and attractive benefits. This has led to increasing student enrollment in oil and gas (O&G) courses. Dr. Iskandar Dzulkarnain, a lecturer at Universiti Teknologi Petronas (UTP), highlights the career opportunities for graduates in this field. The article mentions a list of 10 universities favored by oil and gas employers.

Lexis Group perkukuh segmen hospitaliti mewah, tarik minat pelabur asing

Don’t be rivals with each other, Dayak assocs in Kapit told

Works Minister Dato Sri Alexander Nanta Linggi urged Dayak associations in Kapit to cooperate rather than compete when organizing community events, especially Gawai Dayak celebrations. He highlighted the negative impact of rivalry and disunity on the community's progress, emphasizing the importance of working together for the advancement of the Dayak people. Nanta also praised the Gawai theme 'AI Digital Technology Uplifts Economic Prosperity,' noting the Dayak community's embrace of modern technology. He mentioned the Upper Rajang Development Agency's recent Lab Malaysian Plan 13, which included numerous projects and proposals.

Don’t be rivals with each other, Dayak associations in Kapit told

Works Minister Dato Sri Alexander Nanta Linggi urged Dayak associations in Kapit to cooperate rather than compete when organizing community events, especially Gawai Dayak celebrations. He highlighted the negative impact of rivalry and disunity on the community's progress, emphasizing the importance of supporting each other for successful events. Nanta also praised the Gawai theme 'AI Digital Technology Uplifts Economic Prosperity,' noting the Dayak community's embrace of modern technology. He mentioned the Upper Rajang Development Agency's recent Lab Malaysian Plan 13 in Kuching, which included numerous projects and proposals.

e-Invoice rollout crucial for digital economy push, says Batu Kitang rep

Dato Lo Khere Chiang, Batu Kitang assemblyman, emphasized the importance of Malaysia's phased e-Invoice system implementation for national digital transformation. Speaking at a seminar hosted by SUPP Batu Kitang Youth, he stressed the need for collaboration between government, private sector, and the community to support SMEs and micro-businesses in adopting the system. The seminar, attended by over 500 participants, aimed to provide practical knowledge and guidance on e-Invoicing. Lo commended the organizers for making the complex topic accessible and assured support for businesses of all sizes in navigating the digital era.

‘Konsert MeleTOP TVS’ enlivens Miri Indoor Stadium

Over 2,000 fans attended the 'Konsert MeleTOP TVS' at Miri Indoor Stadium, marking the first collaboration between Astro's MeleTOP and TVS. The concert, themed 'Nang Champiyen, Nang Lagend', showcased a blend of Bornean and national musical talent. TVS acting CEO Mohamad Sardon Zainal highlighted the event's role in promoting TVS and local artists, while Dayang Nurfaizah received the 'Anugerah Khas Borneo' for her contributions to the music industry. Miri's strategic location was cited as a key factor in hosting the concert, with its success paving the way for future large-scale entertainment events in the region.

Jamu sekampung sempena ulang tahun kelahiran ke-50

‘Automotive sector must gear up for shift towards EV adoption, digitalisation’

The Federation of Motor and Credit Companies Association of Malaysia (FMCCAM) urges the automotive industry to prepare for the transition to electric vehicles (EVs) and digitalization. While acknowledging that fuel vehicles will remain prevalent in Malaysia for the next 30 years, FMCCAM President Dato Tony Khor emphasized the need to develop technical expertise and market readiness. He also highlighted challenges faced by used car dealers, including competition from large online platforms and government-linked companies, urging the Transport Ministry to regulate these platforms and protect dealers' interests.

LIMA’25 pamer kekuatan aset negara

The Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition 2025 (LIMA’25) begins tomorrow and runs until Saturday, showcasing the latest defense assets and technologies. This 17th edition of LIMA, themed "Innovate Today, Thrive Tomorrow," brings together global defense, commercial, and related industries. Attendees can expect displays of cutting-edge technologies, including future defense systems. The Malaysian Armed Forces (ATM) will also demonstrate their air, sea, and land capabilities.

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