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After a year since the attack on his child in Putrajaya, Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli has claimed the case has ‘gone quiet and died off’. — Picture by Raymond Manuel

One year after son attacked, Rafizi decries threats, says case ‘died off’ unresolved

A sabah.info Instagram account showed stalls set up amid rubble purportedly at the Kayu Madang municipal landfill near Telipok, and claimed food was being sold there on August 9, 2026. — Google Earth screengrab of Kayu Madang in Sabah

Landfill lunches? Sabah group asks Kota Kinabalu City Hall to clarify packed food claims

Bank Negara Malaysia Governor Datuk Abdul Rasheed Ghaffour said growth remained broad-based, supported by domestic demand and strong export performance. — Picture by Firdaus Latif

Malaysia’s economy expands 6pc in Q2, first‑half growth steady at 5.7pc, says BNM

Seri Alam police chief Assistant Commissioner Mohd Sohaimi Ishak said police are investigating a report that a Toyota Hilux followed a 12-year-old boy walking home in Taman Megah Ria, Johor Bahru. — Picture by Choo Choy May

In Johor, police probe claim of suspected Toyota Hilux following student walking home

The Election Commission will discuss key dates and preparations for the 16th Johor state election at a special meeting on June 12. — Bernama pic

Malaysia may one day vote online, EC says trust and security top priorities

The Sabah and Labuan chapter MAH says 14 hotels in Kota Kinabalu have been hit by water cuts that have caused guests to cancel or cut short their stay since August 8, 2026. — Unsplash pic

No water, no stay: KK hotels hit by cancellations amid supply cuts since Aug 8

Sabah police arrested 12 people in Kota Kinabalu, Penampang, Keningau and Kota Belud who are believed to be members of a syndicate that started this year offering fortune-telling, traditional treatment and rituals to remove bad luck, after several people complained of losing some RM600,000 after using the services. — Picture by Raymond Manuel

Paid to remove bad luck, lost a fortune instead: Police say ritual scam cost Sabah victims RM600,000

PKR’s deputy president Nurul Izzah Anwar has cautioned that the party cannot remain strong if it is distracted by internal disputes. — Bernama pic

‘Party within the party’: Nurul Izzah says PKR unity threatened by internal clashes

The haze hangs heavy in Kuala Lumpur with Cheras logging an API reading of 153 at 10am on August 14, 2026. — Picture by Firdaus Latif

Serian has Malaysia’s worst air quality with API at 183, Kuching and Samarahan tie at 171 while Cheras chokes in the peninsula

A view of Serian from the district council office with the iconic mountains on the horizon hidden by thick haze that its council chairman Datuk Peter Minos blames on an annual occurrence due to widespread open burning from Kalimantan Barat, Indonesia. — Picture courtesy of Datuk Peter Minos via The Borneo Post

‘Somebody has to pay’: Serian chief says Sarawakians are fed up with yearly haze from Kalimantan Barat

Police have arrested three suspects in two separate cases involving an armed robbery and a break-in in Langkap and Teluk Intan, Perak. — Picture by Raymond Manuel

Sri Muda petrol station brawl sees man slashed with machete, police confirm investigation underway

Facebook screengrab from Sarawak Water Central Region via The Borneo Post shows repairs on the pipeline on August 13, 2026. 

Valve fault delays water supply recovery for 15,000 Sibu consumers

Singapore police said the woman, arrested on Aug 6, had actively promoted the scheme and recruited others to join. — Picture by Raymond Manuel

Police investigate Pasir Mas classroom clash as teacher allegedly hits pupil and mother with cane

A woman trapped behind the wheel of a Toyota van was confirmed dead at the scene of a collision with an Isuzu lorry on the North-South Highway in Johor near Kluang and her five passengers injured on August 13, 2026. — Picture by Raymond Manuel

Toyota van driver dead, five passengers injured after collision with lorry on North-South highway near Kluang

Despite past issues, Malaysian Muslims still see Tabung Haji as their haj trustee capable of enabling their Mecca dreams amid ongoing scrutiny into its management and operations. — File picture by Hari Anggara

‘I will continue saving’: Tabung Haji depositors stand by institution despite RCI spotlight

Sarawak Women, Early Childhood and Community Wellbeing Development Minister Datuk Seri Fatimah Abdullah says kindergarten, childcare centres in the state will remain open to support working parents despite the existing measure requiring Tadika and Taska to close when the Air Pollutant Index (API) reaches 200 and above. — Picture by Sayuti Zainudin

It’s up to you, parents: Sarawak minister says won’t shut kindergartens, childcare centres even if API is over 200