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Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid has instructed the Community Development Department (KEMAS) to convert all key positions to permanent status and enhance teacher salaries. The move aims to strengthen rural education services across Malaysia.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid has endorsed calls to upgrade the Immigration Officer Service Scheme, highlighting the department's importance as a revenue generator and frontline defender of national sovereignty.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called on aspiring civil servants to place the interests of Malaysia and its people above personal ambitions and political considerations, stressing the fundamental duty of public service.
Eight years after a major corruption investigation into a former Sabah Water Department director, the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission continues to hold RM114 million in seized assets, raising questions about case resolution timelines.
As Malaysia implements fiscal tightening, the government faces mounting pressure to justify overseas travel expenses while the public healthcare system struggles with staff exodus and aging infrastructure.
A former assistant engineer at Kerian's District and Land Office has been charged with 146 counts of allegedly accepting bribes worth RM183,500. The charges mark a significant corruption case involving public land administration.