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RM4.43mil entrepreneur hub in Kota Damansara
PETALING Jaya City Council (MBPJ) has built a modern entrepreneur hub to reorganise unlicensed traders around Jalan Cecawi 6/19A, Kota Damansara, Selangor.
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How millennials and Gen Z find love online
In Episode 8 of the Life & The City podcast, host Farid Wahab explores how millennials and Gen Z navigate romance in an increasingly digital world – from first impressions and awkward encounters, to ghosting and the endless search for "the one".
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Schools benefit from drink carton recycling programme
THE CAREton Project is inspiring students across Malaysia to adopt environmentally responsible habits.
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Seputeh MP seeks win-win solution over Taman Desa security scheme
Seputeh MP Teresa Kok has called for Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) to organise a meeting with all stakeholders involved in the Taman Desa Phase 1 Residents Association (TDP1RA) guarded neighbourhood scheme, following DBKL's order for the scheme to be stopped.
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Sg Siput fruit stall owner banks on customer honesty
A self-service fruit stall at Kampung Lasah in Sungai Siput, Perak, runs on the principles of trust and honesty between the seller and customers.
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Official sanction for more sporting events in Johor
LOCAL sports associations have welcomed Johor's move to tighten regulations for sporting events, saying it will enhance safety and professionalism.
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PJ startup festival builds bridges for companies
MORE than 100 booths showcasing emerging technologies and digital startups were featured at this year's PJ Startup Festival.
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‘Turn leased plot into public park’
Taman Fadason residents in Kepong are renewing their call for a park, saying the neighbourhood has long lacked a proper green space.
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Dragon-shaped ship to ferry departed loved ones
A DRAGON-shaped paper ship will be burned in a Hungry Ghost Festival ritual to symbolically ferry departed loved ones to the Buddhist Pure Land.
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Culture, charity at heart of Hungry Ghost Festival
Prayer rituals, performances and fundraising for schools bring Chinese communities together at 200 locations across Penang.
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Former Teluk Kapas landfill set for major rehabilitation
A memorandum of understanding (MOU) has been inked for the rehabilitation of the former Teluk Kapas landfill in Klang, Selangor.
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Telco shakes it up with RM20mil worth of prizes
Customers of a telecommunications group can win prizes worth up to RM20mil, thanks to a nationwide campaign until Sept 30.
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Gala night kicks off KL project
A NIGHT of music and performances marked the start of construction for the RM850mil Wolo Hotel and Residences Mont Kiara project.
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CHOOSE THE RIGHT TALENT PATH
ARE you a school leaver ready to launch your journey, a university student eyeing your next postgraduate degree, a parent planning ahead, or a professional looking to level up?
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German firm picks Penang for its RM180mil plant
PENANG secured RM2.3bil in approved manufacturing investments in the scientific and measuring equipment sector between 2021 and the first quarter of 2026, accounting for nearly 20% of Malaysia's total.
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Taiwanese dance troupe makes M’sian debut at festival
CULTURE enthusiasts and art lovers in Penang were in for a rare treat as they became the first in Malaysia to witness the debut performance of Taiwan's acclaimed Formosa Aboriginal Song and Dance Troupe.
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Don’t ditch technology, train it to work smarter
Penang's recent suspension of its automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) parking enforcement system should not become an argument against technology.
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Pharmacy chain pledges RM100,000 for cancer
A MAJOR retail pharmacy chain's charitable arm has launched the Ribbon of Hope Charity Pledge Campaign in collaboration with the National Cancer Council (Makna).
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Move to strengthen family ties in Johor
THE Johor government plans to revamp programmes to strengthen family values among youth and tackle rising social issues.
