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The Raja of Perlis has urged citizens to prioritize integrity and reject corruption, framing societal progress around character development, knowledge advancement, and cultural preservation rather than physical infrastructure alone.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is introducing a Cadet Corps programme in schools to cultivate integrity and ethical values among students, marking a significant expansion of its youth outreach initiatives.
Universiti Malaysia Terengganu has strongly rejected claims of irregular admissions practices, filing a police report against a Kedah assemblyman who alleged that university places were being sold.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission will pilot a cadet corps programme in selected schools, aiming to embed integrity values and anti-corruption awareness among students from an early age.