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Malaysia's Communications Ministry has rolled out 41 MADANI Kita programmes designed to bring government services directly to communities and foster dialogue between citizens and public agencies.
Malaysia's government is examining proposals for a Domestic Violence Offenders Registry to monitor repeat perpetrators, as a coordinated effort between the Women, Family and Community Development Ministry, police, and courts.
Malaysia's Federal Territory Islamic Religious Council organised a bowling recreational programme with media partners to deepen collaboration, recognise journalism's role in disseminating accurate information, and improve outreach of its welfare and development initiatives.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid has publicly acknowledged the contributions of retiring Deputy Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay, whose nearly 35-year career with Malaysia's police force concludes this week.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has endorsed calls to upgrade the Immigration Officer Service Scheme, citing the department's vital role in national security and revenue generation.
Malaysia's Home Ministry aims to finalise a comprehensive refugee registration database by year-end through the DPP programme, strengthening the country's ability to manage migration issues systematically and securely.
Former MACC chief Tan Sri Azam Baki has denied any involvement in a RM178.29 million contract awarded to a company connected to his brother, saying he has no knowledge of the arrangement.
Malaysia's Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has launched Karnival Alam Kita 2026 in Johor, bringing sustainability initiatives and environmental awareness programmes directly to communities through interactive activities and youth ambassador training.
Malaysia's government has opened a regularisation programme enabling unlicensed fishermen to apply for proper fishing licences, addressing longstanding compliance challenges in the coastal fishing sector while expanding access to government support schemes.
Malaysia's Finance Ministry is examining whether to exempt elderly care centres from the eight per cent sales and service tax, citing concerns about financial strain on families with ageing parents.
Malaysia's plan to establish a Syariah Judges' Remuneration Act has reached its final stages, with the Religious Affairs Ministry refining documents before Cabinet consideration. The initiative aims to enhance the status and compensation of Syariah Court judges nationwide.
Malaysia's housing ministry has successfully revived 1,615 delayed housing projects containing 190,422 units valued at RM150.8 billion, using data-driven planning to align supply with actual demand and improve affordability.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has arranged a meeting with Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming to address remarks about a conditional resignation pledge the minister made ahead of Barisan Nasional's strong showing in the Johor election.
Malaysia's government will enforce minimum pricing and standardised service requirements for umrah packages to protect pilgrims and ensure quality. The move aims to prevent dangerously cheap offerings that compromise safety and religious obligations.
Chief Statistician Datuk Seri Dr Mohd Uzir Mahidin has paid a farewell visit to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim ahead of his mandatory retirement on July 8 after seven years leading the nation's statistical apparatus.