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The Dato' Nenek cult, also known as Datuk Gong or Datuk Keramat among the Malaysia Chinese and Indians

Sunday Special: Local Culture & Beliefs Since 600 Years Ago

The Dato' Nenek cult, also known as Datuk Gong or Datuk Keramat among the Malaysia Chinese and Indians, is a fascinating example of religious syncretism in Malaysia. It is the belief in and worship of local guardian spirits, often deceased individuals who were revered for their piety, martial arts prowess, or magical powers during their lifetime. These spirits are believed to protect a specific area, such as a village, forest, or even a house or factory.

The beliefs and practices surrounding Dato' Nenek are with the folk religions of the Chinese and Indian communities.Beliefs Among the Chinese 🐉

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Jay Chou: The Mandopop King and His Sprawling Business Empire


 In the glittering world of Asian entertainment, few figures shine as brightly as Jay Chou. Born on January 18, 1979, in Linkou, Taiwan, Chou rose from a musically gifted child of divorced teachers to become the undisputed "King of Mandopop." With a career spanning over two decades, he has sold more than 30 million albums worldwide, blending R&B, hip-hop, and traditional Chinese elements into a signature sound that has earned him 15 Golden Melody Awards and global acclaim. 
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Protecting Your Privacy


Yes, your IP address is exposed to your Internet Service Provider (ISP), and by extension, can be accessed by the Malaysian government under certain legal frameworks. While Malaysia has pledged against internet censorship in the past, various laws and new acts, such as the Cyber Security Act 2024, grant government agencies the authority to request data, including your IP address and online activity, from ISPs and social media companies.

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Malaysia's Top 20 Entrepreneurs: Wealth Titans Shaping the Nation's Future

In the vibrant tapestry of Southeast Asia's economy, Malaysia stands out as a hub of entrepreneurial grit and innovation. As of 2025, the country's top tycoons have seen their collective fortunes swell to $90 billion, buoyed by a stronger ringgit despite a sluggish stock market and global tariffs. 
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Tun Mahathir Mohamad: Power, Wealth, and Enduring Influence


At 100 years old as of July 10, 2025, Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad remains one of Malaysia's most polarizing and impactful figures. Known as the "Father of Modernization," his decades-long career has shaped Malaysia's economy, politics, and international standing, blending visionary leadership with authoritarian tendencies. From transforming a resource-dependent nation into an industrial powerhouse to his recent criticisms of global policies, Mahathir's power stems from political longevity, while his wealth—often shrouded in controversy—ties to family businesses and alleged proxies.
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The $2 Trillion Enigma: Power, Controversy, and Legacy

Elon Musk: The World's First Ever $2 Trillion Man

In the annals of economic history, few milestones capture the imagination quite like the ascent of unprecedented wealth. On September 18, 2025, Elon Musk shattered yet another barrier, becoming the first human being to amass a personal fortune exceeding $2 trillion. 
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Meta Connect 2025 Latest Tech Arsenal: AI Glasses and Neural Controls Set to Redefine Daily Life

By CS Team News Desk | 19 September 2025

In a whirlwind of announcements at Meta Connect 2025, CEO Mark Zuckerberg unveiled a trio of groundbreaking wearables that promise to blur the lines between human intuition and digital interaction. From upgraded Ray-Ban smart glasses capturing life's moments in stunning detail to athlete-tuned Oakley shades that auto-log every stride, and a silent wristband that turns subtle gestures into commands—these innovations are poised to make smartphones feel like relics of the past. "We're not just building glasses; we're crafting the next computing platform," Zuckerberg declared onstage, emphasizing how these devices integrate Meta AI for seamless, hands-free experiences.
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Rage Over Maybank Signage on Merdeka 118: A Clash Between National Pride and Corporate Branding

By CS Team News Desk | 19 September 2025

KUALA LUMPUR – As Malaysia's towering symbol of independence, Merdeka 118, finally pierces the skyline after years of anticipation, a new controversy has emerged: the prominent "Maybank" signage emblazoned at its pinnacle. What was meant to be a beacon of national achievement has sparked online fury, with critics decrying the corporate branding as a "marring" of the tower's majestic, patriotic silhouette.

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Drop Cover Hold On During Earthquake

Earthquake Risks in Malaysia
Malaysia is generally considered low-risk for major earthquakes due to its location on the stable Sunda Plate, outside the Pacific Ring of Fire.
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Malaysia's Multilingual Environment With Bahasa,Mandarin & English


Improving your English as a Malaysian involves leveraging local resources, practicing consistently, and addressing common challenges like code-switching (e.g., Manglish influences) or limited exposure to native-like fluency. Malaysia’s multilingual environment, with Bahasa Malaysia, Mandarin, Tamil, and dialects, can make English mastery tricky but also offers unique opportunities for growth. Below are practical, actionable steps tailored for Malaysians, with a focus on affordability and accessibility.
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