Sultan Ahmad Shah abdicates to pave way for son Tengku Abdullah Shah to be Pahang Sultan and possibly Malaysia’s new King.
Category: Issues
Meeting that could herald new era for Pahang and nation
All eyes on the Royal Pahang Council meeting on Friday afternoon as Tengku Abdullah Shah expected to be named Sultan of Pahang, paving the way for him to be 16th Yang di-Pertuan Agong.
Pahang Royal Council decides on Tengku Abdullah’s ascension to Sultan on Friday
Tengku Abdullah Shah returns from London ahead of Pahang Royal Council meeting on Friday as efforts to make him the next Sultan of Pahang heighten, en route to becoming the 16th Yang di-Pertuan Agong.
Tengku Abdullah next Agong?
Efforts are under way for Tengku Abdullah Shah to be made the Sultan of Pahang, en route to becoming Malaysia’s next King.
Why did Sultan Muhammad V resign?
Sultan Muhammad V abdicates as 15th Yang di-Pertuan Agong, raising more questions in a drama-filled start to the year.
Giving children with autism a fair chance in education
Soon to open International Special Needs Children (ISNC) school and Dika College organised a special screening of award winning film ‘Guang’ last Wednesday to create greater awareness on autism.
Gazetting KL City Plan: A town planner’s perspective
Veteran town planner Datuk P. Gunasilan takes Federal Territories Minister Khalid Samad to task for gazetting the wrong local plan.
Why buy soap when you can recycle
Children learn the wonders of recycling soap to benefit underprivileged groups.
We aren’t a nation of documenters
Despite being a young nation, many establishments and organisations in Malaysia lack a detailed archiving system about their existence that is readily available for the masses.
Ode to PTPTN flip flop
Following uproar over mandatory PTPTN salary deductions, Education Minister Maszlee Malik said the Income-Contingent Loan Repayment scheme will now be put on hold. Flip flop decisions don’t make the decision makers look pretty.
PH leaders in a fix over new tolled roads
As construction of several new expressways is underway, Pakatan Harapan leaders must dread the day the tolled roads are launched as they will face the wrath of voters for going back yet again on their election manifesto.
Deyyy, you need to wear this!
Stretch out your hand and grab this offer that will make your tongue stick out. We are selling this T-shirt for only RM22.13 each. But deyyy, since this is a kind of unity symbol and we’re in a good mood, forget the 13 sen.
Fewer ‘special draws’ may impact funding for sports
Curbing illegal gambling could be key to ensuring National Sports Council enjoys higher sin tax contribution to fund sports programmes in Malaysia.