The stories shaping Malaysia, in focus.
Twenty Malaysian university students competed in the inaugural Minister's Cup debate at the 7th International Sustainable Energy Summit, discussing the country's renewable energy export strategy and domestic energy needs.
The Credit Guarantee Corporation's 31st annual awards ceremony highlighted the importance of business resilience and ecosystem collaboration, while unveiling new RM10 billion guarantee schemes to support approximately 12,100 micro, small and medium enterprises.
Kelantan has retained 51.79 per cent forest cover across 778,708 hectares, meeting national commitments. The state combines conservation with sustainable development through restoration programmes and advanced monitoring technology.
Melaka is advancing environmental stewardship through the MyTrees@Melaka digital system, which has catalogued over 70,000 trees. Chief Minister Ab Rauf Yusoh highlighted landscape initiatives at National Landscape Day 2026, attended by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim.
Pahang's federal forest conservation funding has risen to RM24.57 million this year, enabling the state to strengthen biodiversity preservation while generating sustainable revenue through responsible forestry practices.
Impactlution, a Selangor-based social enterprise, is tackling Malaysia's glass recycling challenge by converting discarded bottles into decorative products while creating income opportunities for women in underserved communities.
AAK has been recognised by the Malaysian Book of Records for operating the nation's largest belt press system dewatering plant in Sungai Dua, Penang. The facility processes 10 million litres of water treatment residuals daily and converts sludge into eco-friendly construction materials.