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Rahmah 5G Package

Those tied to device bundle plans can still join Rahmah p-hailing package: MCMC

P-hailing drivers and riders who are still tied to a device bundle contract with any telecommunications company (telco) can still subscribe to the Rahmah p-hailing package by signing up for a new SIM plan.

Allow consumers to opt-out of 5G services, Fahmi suggests

The Communications and Digital Ministry has suggested that consumers be allowed to opt-out of 5G services, given the additional costs currently imposed on signing up for the service.

Telcos pledge support for Rahmah 5G Package, civil servant incentive

Malaysian telecommunications firms have signalled their commitment to ensuring the success of the Rahmah 5G Package and Rahmah Civil Servant Postpaid Incentive that the government launched today.

Rahmah postpaid incentive to empower 1.2 mil civil servants with greater connectivity: Fahmi

Building on the momentum of the Rahmah 5G Package launch, the Communications and Digital Ministry is extending its commitment to digital empowerment with a new initiative targeted at the country's civil servants. 

Govt launches Rahmah 5G Package to bridge digital divide among Malaysians

In a major stride towards digital inclusivity, the Communications and Digital Ministry has unveiled the much-anticipated Rahmah 5G Package, which aims to provide affordable access to advanced 5G technology by offering subsidies on mobile devices and postpaid plans to Malaysians.

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