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Malaysia steps up public sector AI drive with seminar, competition
Tech

Malaysia steps up public sector AI drive with seminar, competition

By Twentytwo13 | September 4, 2026

The Digital Ministry concluded a two-day seminar and a two-month AI challenge, bringing together civil servants and tech industry leaders to develop scalable AI solutions aimed at boosting productivity and transforming public service delivery.

The Baker’s Son halal certification: ‘It is about a robust ecosystem’
Lifestyle

The Baker’s Son halal certification: ‘It is about a robust ecosystem’

By Twentytwo13 | September 4, 2026

The Baker's Son halal certification shows the company's commitment to embedding halal assurance into its business operations.

The curry mee we never had: Rest well, Andrew Kam
News

The curry mee we never had: Rest well, Andrew Kam

By Haresh Deol | September 4, 2026

Twentytwo13's editor Haresh Deol pens his farewell to Datuk Seri Andrew Kam, 64, who passed away yesterday.

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Tabung Haji debacle: Political convenience must not override accountability
Opinion

Tabung Haji debacle: Political convenience must not override accountability

By Mohamed Ghouse Nasuruddin | September 4, 2026

It is unacceptable for political parties to undermine the serious governance findings of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Tabung Haji, especially those claiming to protect the rights of Malays and Muslims in the country, writes Professor Emeritus Datuk Dr Mohamed Ghouse Nasuruddin.

Younger rivals force Melwood Boys to lower expectations for UKRC Soccer 9s
Sports

Younger rivals force Melwood Boys to lower expectations for UKRC Soccer 9s

By Twentytwo13 | September 3, 2026

Melwood Boys FC has lowered its target to reaching the semifinals at this year’s UKRC Soccer 9s tournament, with teams now allowed to field up to three players aged between 45 and 49.

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