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Negeri Sembilan Swears In Ten New State Executive Council Members
Negeri Sembilan has expanded its State Executive Council with ten assemblymen taking their oaths before the Yang Dipertuan Besar, cementing the government's two-thirds majority.
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Form Six Management To Stay With Education Ministry, PM Anwar Confirms
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has decided to keep Form Six management under the Ministry of Education rather than transferring it to the Ministry of Higher Education, citing operational continuity and workforce considerations.
Works Minister Directs Contractor to Accelerate Sungai Durian Bridge Project After Multiple Delays
Malaysia's Works Minister has ordered the contractor to accelerate work on the Sungai Durian Bridge Replacement Project in Kuala Krai, which remains behind schedule despite six time extensions.
Zahid Takes Issue with Nga's Conditional Pledge on Najib's Release
Deputy Prime Minister Zahid Hamzah has expressed concern over Nga Kor Ming's pledge to resign if Najib Razak receives early release, signalling potential friction between coalition partners.
Flexible Work Arrangements Significantly Boost Worker Productivity, Government Study Finds
A comprehensive government study demonstrates that flexible work arrangements substantially enhance employee productivity across Malaysia's major economic zones, with the Ministry offering tax incentives to encourage wider adoption.
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Cabinet Backs Parliamentary Oversight For Public Prosecutor Appointments
Malaysia's Cabinet has endorsed constitutional amendments to give Parliament a formal role in scrutinising and recommending candidates for Public Prosecutor, separating the position from the Attorney General's office.
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Malaysia to Keep Civil Service Retirement Age at 60, PERKESO Scheme Shifted to Voluntary
Malaysia's Cabinet has confirmed the mandatory retirement age for civil servants will remain at 60, rejecting calls for an increase. Separately, a 0.75% salary deduction for workplace injury coverage has been made voluntary.
DAP Not Running Government, Says Loke in Defence of Coalition
DAP secretary-general Anthony Loke has rejected claims that the Democratic Action Party dictates government policy, asserting that all federal and state decisions are made through collective discussion among coalition partners.
Malaysia Pushes to Strengthen Media Self-Regulation Through Expanded Council
Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil has urged stronger support for the Malaysian Media Council, advocating for social media platforms to join as self-regulatory members to address ethical concerns in Malaysia's expanding digital media landscape.
Women Civil Servants Embark on Mount Kinabalu Climb to Build Resilience
Sixteen women civil servants from Malaysia's Prime Minister's Department are scaling Mount Kinabalu this month as part of a resilience-building initiative by Puspanita, the Malaysian Association of Wives and Women Civil Servants.
Malaysia Marks Historic Debut of World Rural Development Day
Malaysia will celebrate World Rural Development Day for the first time on July 6 at Tun Abdul Razak Stadium in Jengka, with Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi officiating the event centred on rural prosperity and community empowerment.
Federal Government Cannot Automatically Fund State Decisions, Anwar Warns
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has drawn a line on federal spending, asserting that Putrajaya cannot automatically shoulder financial burdens arising from state-level policy choices.
Malaysia To Introduce Minimum Pricing For Umrah Packages To Safeguard Pilgrims
Malaysia's government will enforce minimum pricing and standardised service requirements for umrah packages to prevent operators from offering unsustainably cheap deals that compromise pilgrim welfare and service quality.
Anwar denies ordering cancellation of Johor's 2026 Felda Settlers' Day event
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has dismissed allegations that he directed the cancellation of the 2026 Johor Felda Settlers' Day event planned for Kluang, clarifying his involvement in the matter.
Malaysia Executing 120 Measures to Combat Global Supply Disruptions
Malaysia is actively implementing 120 decisions from the National Economic Action Council to shield the economy from ongoing global supply disruptions, with 27 already fully executed and 93 under way.