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The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has detained the president of a Sabah-based non-governmental organization on suspicion of misappropriating approximately RM2 million in funds.
Anti-corruption authorities in Sabah have arrested the head of a local non-governmental organisation in connection with the alleged misappropriation of RM2 million designated for a cultural hall construction initiative.
The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission has launched a Community Safe Internet Campaign Carnival in Sook district, Sabah, equipping rural residents with digital safety skills to combat cyber threats and online scams.
Police in Tawau have arrested eight secondary school students and held them for two days in connection with a physical altercation triggered by the circulation of artificial intelligence-generated explicit content.
The Coroner's Court in Kota Kinabalu heard evidence that late Zara Qairina Mahathir's handwriting remained in the adolescent phase of development, a significant detail in judicial proceedings.
A teenage foreign national has been formally charged at Sandakan Sessions Court with the rape of a 61-year-old woman. The alleged offence occurred on March 21. The case highlights ongoing concerns about violent crimes involving foreigners in Malaysian communities.
Malaysia's Domestic Trade Minister Datuk Armizan Mohd Ali inspected ongoing water infrastructure projects in Papar district, reviewing capacity upgrades and addressing recent operational disruptions caused by raw water turbidity problems.
A Tawau magistrates' court has sentenced a lorry driver to five years in prison and fined him RM30,000 for dangerous driving that resulted in a motorcyclist's death last year.
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The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission's new Sabah headquarters is approaching completion, consolidating three scattered offices into a single facility designed to strengthen the agency's operational capacity and institutional standing.