
Migrant CARE: A Cooperating-Witness Channel Against Illegal Cigarette Syndicates
Migrant CARE urges authorities to implement a witness cooperation channel to combat illegal cigarette trade involving migrant workers.

Migrant CARE urges authorities to implement a witness cooperation channel to combat illegal cigarette trade involving migrant workers.

Government expands Budi Diesel quota to 300 litres monthly, aiding 200,000 pick‑up and jeep owners; transfer facility introduced.

Government allocates RM5.5 million for Langkawi sea ambulance to improve emergency patient transfers and healthcare access from island to mainland.

Johor's diesel trains are a temporary service until new EMU trains arrive in two to three years.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim rejected fuel price hike suggestions, emphasizing government subsidies to maintain low retail fuel prices for Malaysians.

Lim Guan Eng urges MSME loans be channelled via BSN, citing fairness and wider access compared to Shariah‑restricted institutions.

Rafizi warns Malaysia risks “salary trap,” calls for 5% wage growth, better public services, and reforms to aid B40 and SMEs.

The Selangor government plans to impose stricter penalties for businesses selling smuggled cigarettes, including potential license revocations for repeat offenders.

Malaysia's Migrant Repatriation Programme 2.0 extended to May 2027; industry groups call for policy clarity and faster foreign worker approvals.

Fomca urges government transparency on Budget 2026 cuts, warning healthcare reductions could harm patients, staff, and essential medical supplies.

NIBONG TEBAL: The Federal Government is exploring a reduction in road tax for diesel-powered vehicles to help cushion the impact of fluctuating global fuel…

Bestinet defends FWCMS against allegations, highlighting its role in combating exploitation and improving foreign worker management in Malaysia.

Anwar assures fuel supply stability, pledges to maintain RON95 and diesel subsidies while urging public cooperation to ease economic burden.

Malaysia faces rising climate risks, with floods, heatwaves and economic losses highlighting urgent need for stronger mitigation and adaptation strategies.

The author reflects on the pressures of the SPM exam in Malaysia, recognizing that true success encompasses personal growth and passion beyond academic results.

Prohibiting social media for users under 16 is ineffective. A balanced approach involving parents, schools, and platforms is essential for meaningful online safety.