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Malaysian comedian get cancelled on Chinese social media, invites audience to attend upcoming June 4 show

Malaysian comedian Nigel Ng, famously known as “Uncle Roger,” faces a ban on Chinese social media platforms following satirical comments about China’s government. Ng humorously addressed potential surveillance and mockingly praised President Xi in a video. Following jokes about surveillance and the One-China policy, several of his accounts were suspended.

Disabled Malaysian mechanic earns online praise for providing motorcycle repairs from bed to make ends meet

Despite being bed-bound due to an accident, 27-year-old Mohamad Zulkarnain has captured netizens’ admiration by persevering in his motorcycle repair services in Perak, Malaysia. Striving for independence and unwilling to let his skills go to waste, Zulkarnain dreams of establishing a more comprehensive workshop, proving his dedication and resilience in the face of adversity.

“We are not wealthy”, Akka Nasi Lemak shares her true daily struggles despite her newfound fame

Sangeetha, also known as “Akka Nasi Lemak,” popular for her nasi lemak stall in Malaysia, debunks netizens’ claims of a lavish lifestyle. In a heartfelt video, she revealed ongoing struggles to make ends meet, despite her booming business, and urged the public to better understand her circumstances.

JB High Court spares 19-yr-old dog abuser from public caning

The Malaysian High Court dismissed the public caning sentence for Braden Yap Hong Sheng, a 19-year-old guilty of setting a stray dog on fire. Yap now only faces a one-year good behaviour bond after the court cited a potential risk of injury due to Yap’s existing hand fracture.

Tragic collision: black panther fatally struck by vehicle in Jelebu, Malaysia

A tragic incident in Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia, resulted in the death of a black panther after being struck by a multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) on the Seremban-Simpang Pertang Road. Witness videos captured the distressed panther attempting to escape after the collision. Despite efforts to reach safety, the injured panther succumbed to its injuries in a nearby drain before wildlife rescue could arrive.

Restaurant draws Malaysian Health Ministry’s attention over threatening remark of adding ‘special ingredient’ to customers who give negative review

After threatening to add a “special ingredient” to meals of customers posting negative reviews online, the Garden Western Grill restaurant in Malaysia sparked a public outcry. Despite later claiming it was a marketing tactic and ensuring food safety, many customers and the Health Ministry remained unsettled, associating the term with potentially unsanitary practices.

Malaysian man sparks outrage as he seeks legal advice to strip sister’s rights from mother’s house

A Malaysian man sparked outrage when he sought advice on a Facebook group about removing his sister’s rights to their family home. In his post, he explained his desire to start a new family and claimed it was inappropriate for him to live with his sister. However, his heartless intentions faced strong criticism from group members, leading to the post’s deletion. A lawyer pointed out that the man technically only owned a 15% stake in the house, prompting further backlash from netizens who suggested he should be the one to move out and find a new home.

“It’s Malaysian love language”, Australian tourist overwhelmed by Malaysian kindness and breaks into tears

Australian couple, John and Jay, were deeply touched by the kindness and generosity of Malaysians during their intercity train journey from Kelantan to Pahang. They praised the beautiful scenery, cleanliness of the train, and convenience of online ticketing. However, it was the warmth and hospitality of the locals that left the biggest impression on them, with people offering food and engaging in friendly conversations. Their emotional experience showcased the genuine and welcoming nature of Malaysians, making it one of their most cherished travel experiences.

Malaysian Minister instructs MCMC to take action against scalping of Coldplay ticket as resale prices soar up to 33-fold

The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has been instructed by the Communications and Digital Minister to take action against ticket scalping for the Coldplay concert. Resellers have been inflating ticket prices up to 33 times the original cost. The minister urged fans to purchase tickets from legitimate sources to avoid falling victim to scams. Netizens called for audits on ticketing platforms and the introduction of legislation to prohibit scalping. Coldplay fans started a petition for a second concert day, expressing frustration over ticket shortages and the abundance of scalpers.

Malaysia fails to meet target goal of 40-gold and sets worst-ever record in SEA Games 2023

Malaysia’s disappointing performance at the 32nd Southeast Asian Games, with only 34 gold medals instead of the targeted 40, has raised concerns about the country’s sports future. Host Cambodia achieved its best-ever performance, finishing fourth with 81 gold medals. The outcome has prompted calls for action from sports authorities to address the decline. Malaysia’s Chef de Mission apologized while expressing confidence in future improvements.