Luckin Coffee Malaysia Celebrates Its First Anniversary With New Drinks and RM1 Million Giveaway

Luckin Coffee Malaysia is celebrating a major milestone this January. The fast growing coffee brand officially turns one, marking its first anniversary with a month long campaign titled “One-derful Year, Perfected Together”. To thank Malaysians for a year of support, Luckin Coffee is rolling out two brand new beverage series and an exciting giveaway offering vouchers worth a total of RM1 million.

From redefining affordable specialty coffee to expanding into tea for the first time, Luckin Coffee Malaysia’s first anniversary is shaping up to be one worth celebrating.

Ring in the New Year at the Visit Malaysia 2026 Countdown Festival

Kuala Lumpur is set to welcome 2026 in spectacular style with the Visit Malaysia 2026 Countdown Festival, taking place at Pavilion Kuala Lumpur on 31 December 2025. Jointly organised by the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture (MOTAC) and The Fame Events, this landmark New Year’s Eve celebration marks the official launch momentum for Malaysia’s much anticipated tourism year.

How Grab Is Driving the Future of Tech and Community Across ASEAN

If you’ve ever ordered GrabFood after a long day, booked a Grab ride in rush hour, or sent a parcel across town, you’ve played a part in one of Southeast Asia’s biggest digital success stories. But behind every delivery and every ride, there are millions of driver- and delivery-partners who power the Grab ecosystem — and now, their stories are taking centre stage.

Celebrating the People Behind the Platform

[Race Review] Surviving KLSCM 2025 10KM's new Hilly Route

The last time I ran the 10km in the Kuala Lumpur Standard Chartered Marathon race was two years ago in 2023 and I did it...in a Pikachu onsie as part of my Run for a Reason promise. I ended with a 1:19 timing because I freaking overheated in that onsie!

So this time, I ran in the usual back to basic race attire. My Asics Novablast 5 shoes was my weapon of choice and I swapped the running vest for a pouch this time for sleeker photos (yes la I am vain like that). 

When asked what was my expected finishing time, I would err on the safer side and say 1:15 (7:30min/km pace) but targetted 1:10 (7min/km pace). I had recee-ed the route a week earlier and knew the second half of the race had hills all the way to the new finishline at Stadium Merdeka.

But I had a plan in place to help me survive the race in one piece. 

Luminous Deepavali 2025 at the Curve

This October, the Curve invites shoppers and families to immerse themselves in the splendour of Deepavali through its festive campaign — “Luminous Deepavali: Blessings in Every Bloom, Light in Every Corner.” From 3 to 20 October 2025, the mall’s Centre Court will transform into a radiant hub of colour, culture, and community spirit, embodying the essence of the Festival of Lights.

Day 2 KLSCM 2025: From Stadium Merdeka to Global Podiums

The second day of the Kuala Lumpur Standard Chartered Marathon (KLSCM) 2025 delivered electrifying performances and inspiring stories as thousands of runners conquered the Full Marathon and ASICS Half Marathon categories. From international champions to national heroes, the streets of Kuala Lumpur came alive with determination, endurance, and celebration.

 

Kenyan Sweep in Men’s Open
John Nzau Mwangangi finally clinched the Full Marathon Men’s Open title after two near misses, crossing the finish line in 02:17:28. The Kenyan athlete earned the US$15,000 (RM63,225) prize purse, with compatriots Kiprotich Kiru (02:17:45) and defending champion Vincent Kiprono (02:18:06) rounding off the podium.

Day 1 KLSCM 2025: 5km, Pantai KL 10km, and Kids Dash

The first day of the Kuala Lumpur Standard Chartered Marathon (KLSCM) 2025 set the city abuzz this morning, as more than 15,800 runners took part in the opening events. With the 5km Fun Run, Pantai KL 10km, and Kids Dash categories headlining Day 1, the marathon weekend once again lived up to its reputation as the “Hari Raya of running.”

15,800 Runners Take Over Kuala Lumpur

This year’s start line at Jalan Raja Laut created an iconic scene as nearly 15,400 participants ran through the heart of Kuala Lumpur, past historic landmarks, before finishing in the legendary Stadium Merdeka. For the Kids Dash, the track at Stadium Merdeka provided the stage for Malaysia’s youngest runners to shine.

ASICS Unites Runners KLSCM Shakeout Run and Exclusive Merchandise

ASICS Malaysia is building excitement for the Kuala Lumpur Standard Chartered Marathon (KLSCM) 2025 with its energising ASICS Shakeout Run at KLCC Park this Friday. The event will gather around 100 participants, including ASICS Running Club (ARC) members and regional guests, for a light, social run ahead of Malaysia’s biggest marathon.

Warming Up for KLSCM 2025

The Shakeout Run is designed to prepare participants physically and mentally for race weekend while creating camaraderie within the running community. The session includes a warm-up, light-paced run, and a mobility segment led by Coach Ili Kamal to help runners stay loose and race-ready.

Amway Malaysia Taps Into Cellular Health and Healthy Ageing to Address Malaysia’s Ageing Society

 As Malaysia faces the challenges of an ageing population, Amway Malaysia is responding with science-backed innovations aimed at promoting healthy ageing. This milestone underscores Amway’s ongoing commitment to support the government’s health agenda and empower Malaysians to take charge of their wellbeing.

“Throughout the past 50 years, Amway Malaysia has been dedicated to helping people live better lives. We want to continue on this journey by further advancing our products and services, committed to supporting the government’s health agenda and empowering Malaysians to take charge of their wellbeing as we tackle the pressing health issues facing the nation,” said Mike Duong, Managing Director for Amway Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, Indonesia and the Philippines. “Our journey is guided by science, nature and innovation. From phytonutrients to gut health, and now cellular health, each step builds on the last, reflecting our holistic approach to wellbeing.”

Malaysia Hosts First-Ever International Towerrunning Event at Merdeka 118

Malaysia has made history by hosting its first major international towerrunning event on the Towerrunning World Association (TWA) circuit. The 3rd Towerrunning Asian & Oceanian Championships 2025, locally branded as The Sky Race at Merdeka 118, took place during the Merdeka Day weekend in Kuala Lumpur.

The event was held at the iconic Merdeka 118, the world’s second-tallest building, located near the historic site where Tunku Abdul Rahman declared Malaysia’s independence on 31 August 1957. Over 5,800 participants from 70 countries registered to take on the challenge of climbing 2,845 steps to Level 118 of the tower.