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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has lauded the Muslim Youth Movement of Malaysia (ABIM) on its 55th anniversary, recognising the organisation's enduring commitment to student activism, Islamic principles and community welfare since its founding in 1971.
Sultan Nazrin Shah presented scout decorations and medals to 239 recipients in Perak, as the national scouting movement enters a modernisation phase with Kuala Lumpur hosting the World Scout Bureau.
A people-powered international solidarity movement comprising over 500 activists from 20 nations has embarked on an overland journey from France towards the West Bank, combining symbolic gatherings with advocacy for Palestinian rights.
The Dunia Melayu Dunia Islam Foundation is rolling out a food security initiative across Melaka, distributing monthly food packages to 2,000 vulnerable households including low-income families, persons with disabilities, and single mothers.
A civil society group is operating six free buses for 240 out-of-state voters while KTMB doubles train capacity on key routes ahead of Saturday's Johor election, reflecting strong voter turnout expectations.
Transparency International Malaysia is calling on police and the Attorney-General's Chambers to disclose details of their investigation into the Durian Tunggal shooting and clarify when prosecutorial decisions will be made public.
Four deaths during mandatory military training for cooperative managers under President Prabowo's rural development initiative have triggered demands from lawmakers and rights groups for the programme's suspension and comprehensive safety overhaul.