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A teenage boy was found not guilty in the alleged murder of 16-year-old Yap Shing Xuen at a secondary school in Bandar Utama last October. This morning, a large crowd of reporters gathered outside the Shah Alam High Court as they waited for the final verdict, with Yap’s parents seen making their way inside the

Brickfields police deploy a bomb disposal unit to inspect a suspicious object in Bandar Sri Petaling following public alarm.

The post Netflix Raises Subscription Prices for M’sian Users, With Monthly Fees Up By RM1 to RM7 appeared first on WORLD OF BUZZ. Brace your wallets, Netflix has raised its subscription prices in Malaysia once again, with monthly fees going up by between RM1 and RM7. According to its official website, users will now have to pay more across all

Imagine opening your takeaway box, ready to dig into a plate of curry noodles, only to find something staring back at you.

While UMNO politicians speak about economic empowerment for the Malays, netizens pointed out that the menu prices at the recent PAU 2026 was to cut the throat of its members. The post Even food at Perhimpunan Agung UMNO can “sakau” the Malays, said netizens first appeared on Focus Malaysia.

KUALA LUMPUR (April 14): The Court of Appeal (COA) has slashed the damages the Malaysian Bar must pay to senior lawyer Tan Sri Muhammad Shafee Abdullah from RM340,000 to RM120,000 over the professional legal body's breach of its statutory duty. The case stems from the Malaysian Bar's plan to table a motion of condemnation of Shafee at its 2015 ann

For four hours, the whole of Malaysia waited with bated breaths while awaiting the Shah Alam High Court to deliver its verdict on the tragic passing of 16-year-old Yap Shing Xuen. When the verdict was finally announced, it wasn’t what most expected as the 15-year-old accused was acquitted of murder and will be placed under