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Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil speaks during an event at Menara KWSP in Shah Alam on November 19, 2024. — Picture by Yusof Mat Isa

Fahmi hopes tying EPF to government funding will broaden safety net for entertainment workers

Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo (centre) speaks during dialogues session on Future Skilling Through Ai, Digital and Green Economy at MITEC in Kuala Lumpur November 18, 2024. — Picture by Yusof Mat Isa

Digital Ministry says drawing up policies to ensure that SMEs can afford to digitalise effectively

HR Minister Steven Sim Chee Keong (4th left) and Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo (3rd left) officiating the launch of the Impact Study of AI, Digital and Green Economy on the Malaysian Workforce at MITEC in Kuala Lumpur November 18, 2024. — Picture by Yusof Mat Isa

How does Malaysia plan to address mismatch between graduates and jobs? HR minister says first step is a wage benchmark 

HR Minister Steven Sim Chee Keong speaks during the launch of the Impact Study of AI, Digital and Green Economy on the Malaysian Workforce at MITEC in Kuala Lumpur November 18, 2024. — Picture by Yusof Mat Isa

HR minister proposes upskilling as study shows 620,000 jobs in 10 sectors set for impact soon from AI, digitalisation

Deputy Education Minister Wong Kah Woh said no charges have been filed in court against the operators of the 1BestariNet project as the investigation remains ongoing. — Bernama pic.

No charges yet in 1BestariNet case as MACC continues RM4b project probe, says deputy education minister

Unemployment rates across Malaysia showed striking differences, with Sabah leading at a high 7.9 per cent, Labuan trailing at 6.1 per cent, and Kelantan seeing the lowest at 3.7 per cent in Q3 2024. — Picture by Choo Choy May

DOSM: Sabah, Labuan, and Kelantan see lowest unemployment rates in Q3 2024

Around 1.949 million Malaysians were employed in low-skilled roles in Q3 2024, an increase of about 100,000 from the previous quarter, the Department of Statistics Malaysia reported. — Picture by Sayuti Zainudin

DOSM report reveals 1.95 million educated Malaysians stuck in low-skilled jobs

Youth unemployment in Malaysia remains a concern even as the country’s overall unemployment rate decreased slightly to 3.2 per cent in Q3 2024. —  Picture by Ahmad Zamzahuri

Malaysia’s youth unemployment remains stubbornly high as overall jobless rate drops to 3.2pc in Q3 2024, DOSM reports

Chatbots spouting falsehoods, face-swapping apps crafting porn videos and cloned voices defrauding companies of millions — the scramble is on to rein in AI deepfakes that have become a misinformation super spreader. — ETX Studio pic/Getty Images

War on deepfakes: What Malaysia can learn from the rest of the world

Malaysia’s government-subsidised petrol prices make it one of the cheapest places in the world to fill up a car. But how does it compare with other countries? — Picture by Raymond Manuel

From Malaysia to the UK: What you’ll pay to fill a Toyota Camry, Honda Civic and Perodua Bezza across the globe

As Malaysia prepares for the rationalisation of RON95 petrol subsidies in 2025, several key proposals have emerged, shaping the ongoing debate on how best to implement the changes. — Picture by Sayuti Zainudin

RON95 subsidy changes spark debate as former leaders weigh in with alternative suggestions (VIDEO)

The budget for the LRT3 project with five stations is expected to cost a whopping RM21.93 billion now. — Picture by Yusof Mat Isa

Back on track: Axed in 2018, LRT3 with five stations returns with new RM21.93b budget

Adeline Chang Pei Yi (left) and sister Alice Chang arrive at the Sepang Sessions Court on October 24, 2024. — Picture by Sayuti Zainudin

‘Influencer’ Adeline Chang fined RM7,000 over offensive remarks on minor’s pic

Samenta president, Datuk William Ng, cautioned that the wage hike could lead to significant job losses, particularly in Sabah and Sarawak, where businesses operate on razor-thin margins. — File pic via Borneo Post

SMEs worry minimum wage hike to RM1,700 could strain businesses despite potential benefits

People dine at a restaurant as a television shows Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim tabling Budget 2025. — Picture by Raymond Manuel

Budget 2025: What’s in it for you and your family?

The Tanglin Food Court in the Perdana Botanical Gardens is very much a Kuala Lumpur institution. — Picture by Sayuti Zainudin

Bigger, cleaner, fresher: The Tanglin Food Court famed for its ‘nasi lemak’ and ‘ikan bakar’ gets an upgrade and is busier than ever, but still has the same soul

Fazrul (left) and Darsani during one of their rides up Frasers Hill. — Picture courtesy of Fazrul Farouk

Audax Randonneurs Malaysia: The 600km Seremban-Muar-Seremban cycling race to test your physical and mental fitness to the max

Vapes covered with labels imitating the skins on Stabilo and UHU glue sticks being sold on Lazada, advertised for its premium quality and long-lasting material. — Picture from Lazada

‘Dangerous and deceptive’: Disguised vape devices targeting minors raise concerns, consumer and health groups urge govt crackdown

Datuk Harjit Singh Sidhu, CEO of HSS Advisory Sdn Bhd, fervently believes that strengthening the digital economy, creating youth employment, and reintroducing a better GST is the trifecta needed for Malaysia’s steady growth. — Picture by Sayuti Zainudin

Budget 2025: Tax expert calls for tech incentives, creating jobs for youths, and bringing back GST to bolster Malaysia’s economic and fiscal growth

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