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The Sultan of Selangor attended the Yayasan TZA appreciation ceremony in Kuala Lumpur, where the foundation outlined its educational and community empowerment programmes. The event highlighted RM1.3 million in pledged donations and the upcoming Larian KITA@Klang community run.
A collaboration between Johor State Government and Harvard University will bring the Program for Scientifically-Inspired Leadership to 100 students from two Johor secondary schools, with implementation expected to begin in January 2027.
Malaysia's anti-corruption agency is establishing a cadet corps programme in schools to nurture integrity among young people. The initiative will roll out in phases across selected institutions before nationwide expansion.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is expanding its youth outreach by introducing a Cadet Corps programme to secondary schools, aiming to instil anti-corruption values and integrity among the younger generation.
Kedah's Tokoh Maal Hijrah Dr Shukri Abdullah, 76, credits his two-week ISA detention in 1974 as a turning point that motivated him to pursue academic excellence and become a motivational speaker serving society for over 30 years.