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Guan Eng slammed for “insulting Islam, testing Muslims’ patience” with Butterworth mega pork sale
Staged for the fourth straight year at the covered basketball court at the Taman Selat Tua Pek Kong Temple in mainland Penang, some 2,000 porcine consumers literally snatched up 60 swine in two hours. The post Guan Eng slammed for “insulting Islam, testing Muslims’ patience” with Butterworth mega pork sale first appeared on Focus Malaysia.
RM96,000 Vanished in Seconds: Malaysian Music Fans Keep Falling for the Urgent Click
For thousands of Malaysian music enthusiasts, the announcement of a massive live show at the TM National Stadium in Bukit Jalil is a moment of pure euphoria. Fandom, particularly in the K-pop sphere, is not merely a...
OPINION | My fellow Malaysians, what harm does it costs you to change your votes to vote for Bersama?
Protecting the ballot is hollow if the same politicians that you have continuously voted in at every general elections ignore your bank accounts, the people who cast and vote for them.
Malaysian tourists in China scorned for calling locals ‘smelly’
A group of Malaysian tourists is facing intense backlash for filming strangers and mocking locals in China as “smelly”, sparking debate on travel etiquette and national image. The clips, which also appeared to show the visitors shouting insults in Malay while travelling in the country, were allegedly first posted on TikTok by user @ekyn.wong.
26yo M’sian Mum & Son Hug For The Last Time As She Leaves For S’pore To Give Him A Better Future | WeirdKaya
A 26-year-old single mother in Malaysia had to make one of the hardest decisions of her life before leaving for Singapore to work. Kong Xiu Ping (transliteration) from Sekinchan, Selangor, decided to send her 7 year old son, Kong Pei Ming (transliteration), to 安順傑護幼之家 Jaz Home in Teluk Intan, Perak. The decision was made after
Surprising benefit of Covid vaccine found in new study
A surprising benefit of the Covid-19 vaccine has been found in a new study. The study published in JAMA Internal Medicine on Monday concluded that those who received the jab in 2024 and 2025 may have a lower risk of Covid-19-related major adverse cardiovascular events, known as MACE. MACE is a broad term that includes cardiovascular death, he