Lifestyle
No More Using Power Banks On Flights To Japan. Here's What Malaysians Must Know
Japan will enforce strict new rules starting 24 April, including a ban on in-flight usage, a two-unit limit, and heavy penalties under aviation law.
Lifestyle
No More Using Power Banks On Flights To Japan. Here's What Malaysians Must Know
Japan will enforce strict new rules starting 24 April, including a ban on in-flight usage, a two-unit limit, and heavy penalties under aviation law.
Gomen
Malaysia To Roll Out New Support For Jobless Graduates, Diploma Holders
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said targeted measures will be announced soon to support unemployed graduates and diploma holders, despite Malaysia's jobless rate falling to 2.9% and expanded business aid.
Gomen
Malaysia Won't Rush Fuel Subsidy Changes Despite Middle East Crisis, Says Deputy PM
The government will maintain current fuel subsidy policies even as geopolitical tensions threaten global energy supply, with monthly spending already reaching up to RM7 billion.
Gomen
Selangor Civil Servants To Work Just 2 Days In Office Under New WFH Policy
Under the new arrangement, state government employees will work from home every Tuesday to Thursday, starting 15 April.
News
Can Your Spouse Use Their MyKad To Fuel RON95 In Your Car Or Not? Here's The Definitive Answer
The rules around MyKad and RON95 purchases have confused a lot of Malaysians. The government's own FAQs already answered this. Here's what it actually says, and where the line gets drawn.
Gomen
Beyond WFH: What PM Anwar's Full Speech Reveals About What's Coming Next
From a RM4 billion monthly fuel bill to calls for lifestyle changes, the prime minister's full briefing signals a longer, more difficult road ahead.
News
BNM's New Basic Medical Insurance Plan Aims For Fairer Access. Here's What It Could Mean For You
BNM is reviewing a "no look-back" clause under its new basic MHIT plan that could stop insurers from rejecting claims over stable pre-existing conditions.
Gomen
KPDN To Phase Out Foreign Card Payments For RON95 At Petrol Stations Starting Wednesday
Users with foreign credit or debit cards will instead need to pay at the counter.
Gomen
HR Ministry Urges Employers To Adopt Flexible Work As Energy Costs Rise
KESUMA says work-from-home and flexible hours can help businesses stay resilient while protecting employee wellbeing.
Gomen
RON95: Malaysians Capped At 200L A Month From April. What Happens After That?
Here's what it means, and what you'll pay if you exceed the new 200-litre monthly limit.