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Malaysia's system for penalising reckless drivers isn't doing its job — and Transport Minister Anthony Loke wants to change that. In a recent statement, Loke admitted that the KEJARA demerit system, which was created to make drivers think twice before breaking the law, is simply not working as intended.
In a major boost to Johor's tech ambitions, Singapore-based data centre developer DayOne has clinched a massive RM15 billion multi-currency financing deal. But this isn't just another business headline — this deal could reshape the local economy, fuel job growth, and cement Johor's status as a digital gateway for Southeast Asia. Let's unpack what this really means for the average Malaysian and especially for those in Johor.
If you've ever used a Google Play gift card to buy an app, subscribe to a service, or send a digital treat to someone—like I often do for my kids and friends—then you'll want to pay attention. Google has announced a significant change that will affect thousands of users in Malaysia.
Big changes are coming to how Malaysians pay for fuel—specifically RON95. According to Finance Minister II Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan, the government is preparing to implement the long-anticipated fuel subsidy rationalisation by the second half of 2025.
Malaysia is making its stance clear: it's all in when it comes to advancing digitalisation and artificial intelligence (AI) across Southeast Asia. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim recently reaffirmed the country's commitment to supporting regional tech development as part of its leadership role in ASEAN 2025.
