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PETALING JAYA: More than RM600,000 worth of fines have been dished out by the Health Ministry to send the message that the government is serious about preventing lapses in food safety and hygiene, even if incidents of food poisoning dropped by 57% this year.

PETALING JAYA: The Taman Tun Dr Ismail (TTDI) Market in Kuala Lumpur has been recognised as the cleanest and safest public market by the Health Ministry while in the private category, Lotus's Cheng store in Melaka is number one.

FIFA has revealed an exciting and bold new brand identity for the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™

FIFA-certified VAR system will become mandatory from July 2022.

Sasini plans to publicly launch this sustainably journey they’ve been on, draft and produce their first-ever Sustainability Report.

Some members of the Federation of Disability Organisations have called on the government to prioritise the study of sign language at schools to ensure an all-inclusive development in the country. They said persons with disabilities (PwDs) were confronted with the challenge of accessing some basic facilities like health centres, schools,…

  William Bird is director of Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) and Thandi Smith heads the Policy & Quality Programme at MMA, a partner in the 411 platform to counter disinformation.  Week 22: IEC, the Springboks and Gift of the Givers About 480-something days into our relentless Covid-19 pandemic, our efforts at vaccination are starting to finally kick off with well over 250,000 vaccines administered every day. There are legions of healthcare workers, queue monitors, cleaners, guards, drivers a...

As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc in our country, those who seek to cause confusion, chaos, and public harm, have powerful tools of mis- and disinformation to do just that. This week, we look at some of the cases of disinformation that have been reported and why the proposed Twi...

As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc in our country, those who seek to cause confusion, chaos and public harm have powerful tools of misinformation and disinformation to do just that. This week, we look at what happens to the work done by Real411 and answer some questions we have been asked.

William Bird is director of Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) and Thandi Smith heads the Policy & Quality Programme at MMA, a partner in the 411 platform to counter disinformation.  The Real411 platform has been receiving complaints related to disinformation, hate speech, incitement to violence and harassment of journalists since March 2020. Over the past week or two, we have received a number of questions about how Real411 works, what happens once a complaint has been assessed and how credible th...