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Is free education in Malaysia still just a dream? – M. Vivekananthan

While Sarawak leads with bold moves, it’s time for Peninsular states to act—free education could change the future, but only with decisive leadership

Working Sarawakians also eligible for free full-time higher education: Abang Johari

Premier calls on the people of the region to grab the chance to become undergraduates, emphasising on lifelong learning

Free tertiary education in Sarawak from 2026: cabinet approves proposal

Initiative open to Sarawakians involves Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak, Curtin University of Malaysia, University Technology of Sarawak and i-CATS University College

Implementing free higher education policy is states’ right: Zambry

Higher Education Minister Datuk Seri Zambry Abd Kadir said the policy could be implemented according to the capabilities of the respective state government. 

Students-turned-sugar babies, what happened to free education?: Permatang Pauh MP

During his speech at the Higher Education Committee-level debate in Dewan Rakyat, Muhammad Fawwaz Mohamad Jan sought clarification of the government's current stance, highlighting the financial challenges faced by university students – particularly those from B40 families. 

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Policies alone can’t stop bullying in public hospitals: Dr Thirunavukarasu

Malaysian Medical Association president urges stronger enforcement and cultural change as healthcare workers continue to face intimidation and silence within hospital hierarchies

Selangor, KL, and Putrajaya face water price hike, but minimum charge unchanged: Amirudin

The Selangor Menteri Besar confirms an increase in water tariffs for higher consumption levels, while the minimum charge for domestic users remains at RM6.50

Is hibah still a safe option if courts can reverse it?

After court overturned a RM1 million takaful hibah, sparking confusion and concern among policyholders and the public, experts stress that it remains relevant if done properly