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Kedah's domestic trade ministry raided an animal feed processing facility in Kuala Ketil, confiscating 53 tonnes of wheat flour worth over RM100,000 after the manager could not produce required storage authorisation.
Malaysia's government-linked investment companies will increase their commitment to Bumiputera-owned businesses to RM2 billion in 2026, representing a significant 54 per cent rise from last year's RM1.3 billion pledge.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called on Malaysians to set aside political disputes and focus on attracting foreign investments in artificial intelligence, data centres, and quantum computing to secure the nation's competitiveness and future prosperity.