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Malaysia launches AI for the People Programme targeting 100,000 youths aged 18-30, providing free AI training and subscriptions to ensure workforce readiness amid rapid technological disruption in the global job market.
Malaysia's PKR Youth wing has prioritised employment opportunities and digital literacy at its 2026 National Congress, reflecting the party's broader strategy to strengthen ties with younger voters amid economic uncertainty.
Sabah's school-based enterprise programme PROTUNE has generated more than RM1.4 million in sales and RM380,098 in profit during its first nine months, involving 45 schools across the state.
A cook employed at a Tumpat fast-food restaurant has been formally charged with multiple counts of sexual assault against a teenage colleague, with proceedings underway in the Pasir Mas Sessions Court.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has unveiled a scheme providing three months of complimentary access to leading AI applications for young Malaysians aged 18 to 30 who complete specialized AI courses through the government's Rakyat Digital initiative.
Malaysia's Academy in Industry programme merges classroom learning with hands-on workplace experience, achieving an 88.7% employability rate. The government plans to enrol 50,000 participants by 2030, strengthening the nation's skilled workforce.