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- Sep 23, 2026
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Malaysia ex-PM Najib’s party seeks RM50 million crowdfunding, but trolls donate 1 sen as an insult (opens the original)
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KUALA LUMPUR – UMNO’s crowdfunding campaign has collected over RM1 million (S$313,000) in donations for former prime minister Najib Razak as at Sept 20, even as the initiative sparked fierce online backlash and widespread public mockery. His daughter Nooryana Najwa said the former UMNO president was deeply moved when he learnt that supporters were willing to contribute towards the RM50 million fine. The fine is a condition for Najib to serve the remainder of his prison sentence under house arres
Malaysia is getting richer. Why are so many of its children still stunted? (opens the original)
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KUALA LUMPUR – Until health workers knocked on her door, Riza Halow thought her youngest son was simply small for his age. The 16-month-old, who was born weighing 2.8kg, did not eat much and lagged behind other toddlers his age in growth. As at June, he was 74cm tall, while other children his age are about 82cm tall. Riza, who has six children, thought little of it, but doctors found that her son was among many Malaysian children whose growth had been stunted by undernutrition. “Before this, we
Two rulers, one ballot: How will the royal crisis in Malaysia’s Negeri Sembilan sway voters? (opens the original)
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KUALA PILAH – In Kuala Pilah, regarded as the royal heartland of Negeri Sembilan, a crowd hailed Yang di-Pertuan Besar Muhriz Munawir with a centuries-old royal salute at the mosque where he performed his Friday prayers on July 24. “Daulat Tuanku! (Long live the king!),” a dozen people shouted in unison as they stood outside the mosque. Just hours earlier in Tampin, 40km away, supporters also erupted into cries of “Daulat Tuanku” when his cousin Nadzaruddin Ja’afar stepped out of his vehicle at
Too many durians, not enough buyers: Malaysia eyes new China land route to clear record supply gut (opens the original)
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KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysia is exploring a new overland export route for fresh durians to China to ease a domestic supply glut by lowering logistics costs and reaching consumers beyond China’s wealthy coastal cities. The effort reflects mounting pressure on Malaysia’s durian industry as production outpaces existing export capacity. The government is in ongoing discussions with the Chinese authorities to establish a land route for fresh durians to be trucked to China, an option that some in the indus
When durian prices crash, Malaysia throws parties (opens the original)
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KUALA LUMPUR – Just two years ago, Musang King durian was a luxury at around RM60 (S$19) a kg. This season, prices have plunged to around RM10 per kg, sparking a wave of durian parties as companies, families and even political parties make the most of one of the cheapest durian seasons in years. “Durian parties are a vibe,” said the event manager for a durian supplier at a gathering he organised in Kuala Lumpur on July 2. “I have two more parties planned later today,” he added, before hurrying o
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