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Hong Kong Art Toy Story, to make an appearance in Kuala Lumpur
31 August 2025 KUALA LUMPUR: The Innovative Entrepreneur Association (IEA) will present ‘Hong Kong Art Toy Story 2025@Kuala Lumpur’, supported by the Cultural and Creative Industries Development Agency (CCIDA) of the Hong Kong SAR Government. The exhibition runs from 7 to 16 November 2025 at The Exchange TRX, located on G/F Persiaran TRX, Tun Razak Exchange, Kuala Lumpur. As one of Hong Kong’s largest original art toy exhibitions in Malaysia, ‘Hong Kong Art Toy Story’ will sh
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Upgraded Lighting and Market Facilities Set to Boost Kota Kinabalu’s Night-Time Appeal
31 October 2025 KOTA KINABALU: Continuous efforts to enhance the city’s night-time ambience have been undertaken since last year to strengthen public safety and deter undesirable activities, including alleged drug use in poorly lit areas, said Api-Api Assemblywoman Datuk Seri Christina Liew. She stated that, as part of these initiatives, new lighting facilities have been installed at the open car park adjacent to the Kota Kinabalu Central Market. “In a similar vein, the Karam
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LIFE AT WORK Awards 2025 Honours Malaysia's Champions of Inclusive and Sustainable Workplaces
31 October 2025 KUALA LUMPUR: Marking a decade of progress in Malaysia's future of work movement, the LIFE AT WORK Awards (LAWA) 2025 celebrated outstanding employers who are redefining how the nation works, with flexibility, inclusivity, and sustainability at the heart of their initiatives. Hosted by Talent Corporation Malaysia Berhad (TalentCorp), the strategic think tank under the Ministry of Human Resources (KESUMA), this year's awards carried the theme "Driving Inclusivi
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Improved Farm Roads Boost Productivity for Farmers
31 October 2025 KIULU: The construction and upgrading of agricultural roads in Kiulu are bringing tangible benefits to local farmers, improving access to farms and encouraging greater productivity in the rural community. For farmer Joyrul Somudin from Kampung Balabakan, the new agricultural road has made it easier to manage his hill paddy and wetland crops. He has also built a fish pond using a nearby water stream as part of his expanded farming activities. “It’s now much eas
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Tourism Fest 2025 Showcases Keningau’s Culture and Community Spirit
31 October 2025 KENINGAU: The Tourism Fest 2025 held at the Keningau Tourism Information Centre yesterday highlighted the district’s rich culture, heritage, and natural beauty while strengthening community involvement in the tourism sector. Organised by the Keningau Tourism and Cultural Association in collaboration with Geomatika College Keningau Sabah and the Keningau Tourism Community Association, the festival ran from 7.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. and featured various activities
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Delivering Greater Value, Recognition, and Rewarding Experiences for Members
31 October 2025 KUALA LUMPUR: Enrich, the travel and lifestyle loyalty programme of Malaysia Airlines, will introduce a refreshed programme structure effective from 1 January 2026. This update features changes to how members earn Enrich Points and Elite Points, alongside revised requirements for achieving Elite Status. The aim is to provide more meaningful rewards and greater recognition for members’ continued loyalty. This enhancement reflects Enrich’s ongoing commitment to
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Malaysia’s E-Commerce Sellers Call for Enhanced Support to Sustain Growth
Juda Kanaprach, Co-Founder and Chief Commercial Officer at Milieu Insight 31 October 2025 KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian e-commerce sellers are calling for stronger platform support, clearer regulations, and improved digital tools to maintain growth in an increasingly competitive market, according to a recent study by Milieu Insight. The survey, which involved 300 online sellers, reveals that local operators are prioritising sustainable expansion and practical enablement over aggres
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Chan Refutes Claims Sabah Is Sidelined in Malaysia–US Trade Agreement
30 October 2025 KOTA KINABALU: Deputy Minister of Plantation and Commodities Datuk Chan Foong Hin has dismissed claims that the recently announced Malaysia–United States Agreement on Reciprocal Trade (ART 2025) sidelines Sabah and Sarawak, stressing that the accord brings benefits to all regions of the country. Responding to recent remarks by several Sabah leaders alleging that ART 2025 “only favours Peninsular Malaysia” and “leaves Sabah and Sarawak behind”, Chan said such v
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