Govt’s Urgent Meeting with Oil Giants for Fleet Card Crisis
In an unprecedented move, the government is set to hold a high-stakes meeting with top oil companies, urging them to expedite fleet card approvals. The urgency of this meeting highlights the dire situation and the government’s desperation to find a quick resolution to this pressing issue.
Trader in Muar Denies Horrific Accusations
In a shocking and gut-wrenching case, a trader from Muar has pled not guilty to the heinous crime of raping a disabled girl. The courtroom was left in disbelief as the gravity of the accusations sent ripples through the community.
Light at the End of the Tunnel for Parallel Pathway Program Recognition
A significant breakthrough appears on the horizon for the recognition of the parallel pathway program, with the potential to revolutionize the current system and offer new opportunities for specialists.
Faizal’s Bold Decision: Stepping Down from Bersatu’s Deputy President Race
In a surprising turn of events, Faizal has confirmed he will not be defending his position as Bersatu’s deputy president in the upcoming party polls. This unexpected decision has left many questioning the future dynamics of the party’s leadership.
MP Challenges Simplistic Views on ‘Child-Free’ Trend
An MP has taken a stand against the oversimplification of the ‘child-free’ trend, attributing it solely to liberal influences. This bold stance calls for a more nuanced understanding of the factors at play.
Govt to Meet Oil Firms for Fleet Card Approval
In an urgent move, the government is set to meet with oil companies to expedite fleet card approvals. The stakes are high as both parties aim to find a swift solution to this critical issue.
Trader in Muar Denies Rape Charges
A trader in Muar has pled not guilty to the severe charge of raping a disabled girl, a case that has sent shockwaves through the community and raised questions about justice and safety.
Recognition for Parallel Pathway Program in Sight
There is newfound hope for the recognition of the parallel pathway program, signaling a potential shift in the acknowledgment of specialist qualifications and professional pathways.
Faizal Steps Down from Bersatu’s Deputy President Candidacy
Faizal has made the unexpected announcement that he will not be running for Bersatu’s deputy president post in the upcoming party elections. This decision could significantly impact the party’s future direction.
MP Calls Out Oversimplified Blame on ‘Child-Free’ Trend
An MP has critiqued the oversimplified attribution of the ‘child-free’ trend to liberal influences, advocating for a more comprehensive analysis of the underlying causes.
Sabah’s Race Against Time to Save Endangered Elephants
Sabah’s government, led by state tourism, culture, and environment minister Christina Liew, is urgently fast-tracking plans to establish an elephant corridor along the Kinabatangan River. This move follows the International Union for the Conservation of Nature’s classification of the Borneo pygmy elephant as endangered. With only around 1,000 Bornean elephants remaining, including approximately 400 breeding adults, the species is on the brink of extinction.
Christina Liew has called on everyone to unite with the state government to protect these gentle giants. The initiative includes planting Napier grass in the Kinabatangan area, aiming to create a safe habitat for the elephants and reduce human-elephant conflicts. The corridor project is a key part of Sabah’s elephant action plan from 2020 to 2029. Generous land donations and expert involvement are crucial to this effort. The creation of the elephant corridor is not only a conservation milestone but also expected to boost tourism, attracting visitors eager to see Sabah’s unique wildlife.
