The Merdeka Generation Package will provide them with a better peace of mind over future healthcare costs, while helping them to stay active and healthy.
The academy will facilitate overseas internships in 17 cities for more than 1,300 students from the autonomous universities over the next few years.
The M'sian governement announced that it's looking at policies and limits to curb internet addiction. We look at how other governments have done just that.
Grab’s ‘everyday superapp’ vision is a reality in the making as the O2O firm unifies Southeast Asia.
Yeo Bee Yin, youngest woman Minister of Energy, Technology, Science, Climate Change and Environment on restructuring her ministry and what to expect.
The new PayNow Corporate service will allow business owners and the Singapore Government to link their unique entity numbers to local bank accounts.
The Anti-Fake News Act is tabled in the Malaysian parliament. Here's how the bill actually defines fake news, and what the punishment could be.
The Malaysian government has launched quite a few schemes to help young Malaysians buy their first homes with help. Here is a list of them and the requirements.
Prime Minister Najib Razak announced that they might launch a law against fake news in Malaysia. While there are good intention, we have concerns about some problems that might arise.
Here's how you can register to donate your organs online in Malaysia, through the DermaOrgan website and why it's important to do so.
The Government is working on the rehabilitation of the vendors through various assistance options, and only 44 vendors have accepted their help so far.
The Singapore government will be rolling out micro:bits to schools and their students in hopes of instiling love for coding in them.