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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has clarified that the government has not banned programmes in FELDA settlements, stressing that state governments remain free to organise events provided they comply with election laws regarding use of government resources.
Malaysia's Cabinet has approved a hybrid work day arrangement for civil servants beginning August 1, permitting two days of remote work weekly and three days in the office, replacing the previous work-from-home system.
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His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim has endorsed eight bills passed by Parliament, with Speaker Johari formally announcing the approvals in the Dewan Rakyat. The measures represent significant legislative progress across multiple policy areas.