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UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has declared Gianni Infantino unsuitable to lead FIFA, citing the football body's controversial pursuit of private investment stakes in major competitions.
Umno vice-president Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani has advised Negri Sembilan voters to base their electoral choices on leadership capability and competence, cautioning against allowing unrelated political matters to sway decision-making.
Sultan Nazrin Shah has stressed that nations cannot succeed through resources and talent alone, declaring that strong institutions, transparent governance, and accountable leadership are fundamental to serving citizens effectively and preventing state failure.
The Federal Land Development Authority has named Tan Sri Ahmad Badri Mohd Zahir as its new chairman. The appointment recognises his extensive experience across Malaysia's financial and corporate institutions, including previous roles at the Treasury and EPF.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has recounted an encounter with nine-year-old Muhammad Afif Ikhwan at a Felda programme in Segamat, where the boy and his grandmother travelled through an oil palm plantation to meet him.
Harris Daniel Hermee, 28, and SS Mayuri, 30, have been recognised as outstanding young leaders at the 2026 Melaka State-level National Youth Awards for their contributions to youth development and community service.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has stressed that effective leadership requires continuous learning and adaptation alongside unwavering commitment to fundamental values, trust, and moral integrity.
The Malaysian Association of the Wives and Women Civil Servants is organising a Mount Kinabalu climbing expedition involving 16 participants to strengthen the resilience of women working within the Prime Minister's Department.