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Companies urged to provide N95 masks for outdoor workers
News

Companies urged to provide N95 masks for outdoor workers

By Graig Nunis | October 21, 2026

Social activist Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye says providing N95 masks is a small price for employers to pay to keep their workers safe and healthy.

When AI agents talk behind our backs, the safety test must notice
Opinion

When AI agents talk behind our backs, the safety test must notice

By Gleb Tsipursky | October 21, 2026

Malaysia's debate on AI safety standards and governance will continue. However, organisations need not wait for a final legal framework to determine whether their AI agents share hidden channels, writes Dr Gleb Tsipursky.

Three MyMahir council chairs resign amid TalentCorp shake-up
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Three MyMahir council chairs resign amid TalentCorp shake-up

By Graig Nunis | October 20, 2026

Three MyMahir Future Skills Talent Council chairs have submitted their resignation letters following last week’s termination of two senior vice-presidents and removal of two TalentCorp board members.

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Special committee to probe corporate crime, Anwar tells Parliament
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Special committee to probe corporate crime, Anwar tells Parliament

By Twentytwo13 | October 20, 2026

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim says a special committee will be given three months to investigate corporate crime, warning that wealth, position or influence will not shield anyone from legal action.

Drug mules: Small rewards, enormous risks – why do people still take the bait?
Opinion

Drug mules: Small rewards, enormous risks – why do people still take the bait?

By P. Sundramoorthy | October 20, 2026

Drug mules cannot be explained simply by poverty or greed. Economic vulnerability is an important factor, but people from different financial backgrounds can also be attracted by the prospect of easy money, writes criminologist Datuk Dr P. Sundramoorthy.

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