How young Malaysians can avoid financial pitfalls
MANY young adults in their 30s and 40s are facing financial difficulties due to various factors. Some struggle to make ends meet because of reckless spending, p...
Instil hygiene habits from young age
THE proposal to make litterbugs perform community service, such as sweeping streets or picking up rubbish, may not effectively address the issue of littering. W...
Corruption can destroy a nation
GREED is a powerful force that can bring misery and suffering to individuals. Many senior citizens have lost their hard-earned money to scams that promise quick...
Heavy vehicle incidents a growing menace
HEAVY vehicle accidents have increasingly dominated media headlines, with incidents involving buses and trailers crashing into barriers or colliding with oncomi...
Banks should monitor large withdrawals
ACCORDING to a media report, more than 95,800 people have lost over RM3.2 billion to scams from 2021 to 2024. And this sum could be just a fraction of the losse...
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Hezbollah chief calls US-Israel-Lebanon deal a grave blunder
Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem condemns the US-Israel-Lebanon framework agreement as null and void, calling it a humiliating surrender of sovereignty.
Battle between BN and PH shows democratic maturity, not threat
The clashes between Barisan Nasional and Pakatan Harapan in all 56 Johor state seats reflect democratic maturity and pose no threat to the Unity Government's stability.
Russell to stay at Mercedes as Wolff shuts down Verstappen rumours
Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff confirms George Russell and Kimi Antonelli will remain next season, ending speculation over Max Verstappen.
Alwiyah says political home not main issue for Endau
Alwiyah Talib prioritises serving the people over political home concerns in the Johor state election.
