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SK Pasir Puteh champions safe internet education for Keningau's youngest pupils

Primary school pioneers’ digital literacy module under national online safety campaign for children aged 7 to 9

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Over 60,000 in Sabah, Labuan benefit from stable power supply

Seven federal projects boost electricity stability for over 60,000 users in Sabah and Labuan

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Court dismisses ex-AG special officer’s appeal in lawsuit against Rewcastle-Brown

The suit is related to three articles published in Sarawak Report, including one titled "How AG’s Office Connived to Prevent a Second Post-mortem on Kevin Morai...

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Civil servant remanded over alleged abuse of power in Terengganu land fraud case

MACC investigating land manipulation involving government plots allegedly used for personal gain

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Sabah’s proposal on 40% revenue entitlement to be deliberated on Sept 12

Federal government says legal hurdles and court case prevent immediate resolution

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Izzah marches with lawyers, calls for independent tribunal to set up

Izzah said that for justice to be upheld, it was crucial that there is no interference in the judiciary, whether external or internal.

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Bung: GRS can go solo, but its leaders are traitors

Sabah BN chief reignites feud with Hajiji, says no more talks with coalition that betrayed its roots

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Smart Selangor Bus overturns in Bukit Sentosa, woman and child sustain minor injuries

Accident involved no other vehicles; emergency services confirm four onboard, with two taken to hospital

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Nine arrested in online sex extortion ring bust

With the arrests of the suspects, including two women and a teenager Police have dismantled an online sex extortion and blackmail syndicate through a series of...

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Federal Govt allocates rm1 million to address water disruptions at UMS

PETRA launches short-term intervention benefiting over 3,000 students as part of commitment to student welfare and water resilience in Sabah

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No ‘VIP’ or ‘hotel’ treatment for any prisoner, says Prison Department

Its Director-General Datuk Abdul Aziz Abdul Razak who denied such claims, however, said that some high-profile prisoners were usually placed in separate cells.

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KTMB yet to achieve profitability, says transport minister

Loke said KTMB operates within a cross-subsidy framework, where earnings from the cargo and ETS services are used to subsidise the commuter services.

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Police to submit IP on independent preacher to DPP this week

Anther case involves a Pakistani man accused of sexually assaulting children and teenage boys