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Malaysians perspective of politicians
BY: HASNAH RAHMAT Ask any full blooded Malaysian what they think of local politicians and most likely they will reel off a litany of grouses and complaints among which will be the widespread or endemic spectre of corruption of politicians. It does not matter which...
Worse news for three subsectors
Worse news has been delivered to three subsectors that have been appealing for the freeze on hiring foreign workers to be lifted as now they will not be allowed to hire foreigners and existing permits will not be renewed. The three subsectors are the textile,...
Building a hybrid 5G network
In a joint statement, Telekom Malaysia Bhd (TM) and ZTE (M) Corp Sdn Bhd stated that over the next three years they will be involved in a strategic business partnership to build a hybrid cloud 5G core network. The partnership will foster innovation of state of the art...
Chingay makes a big comeback
For the first time since the Covid 19 pandemic surfaced in 2019, the gay and merry Chingay parade took place in George Town, Penang in a big way and was touted as the biggest street procession within the Unesco World Heritage Site. Twice the number of usual...
Timely to improve National Film Policy
The number of Malaysians who channeled their views on social media over the heavy censorship of a few locally produced films is an indication that all is not well with the relationship between film makers and the government. But the Communications & Digital...
Back to school concerns
BY: CHRISTOPHER FERNANDEZ The school holidays will soon draw to an end and parents are facing the usual going back to school concerns while students are also concerned over issues related to their schools and studies as well as looking forward to meeting up with their...
Empowering women and their rights
BY: ERIC HO While there were massive celebrations on International Women's Day, in Malaysia, it was low key and this is why women rights groups are advocating that more concerted forms of action be taken to ensure gender equality. Are women really missing out on life...
Bright prospects for timber industry
Based on forecasts of the National Agricommodity Policy 2021 to 2030 the export value of downstream timber products, including furniture, is expected to reach RM19 billion in 2025, accounting for 68 percent of total timber product exports. The efforts of the...
America has learnt to play dirty
BY: AIN IBRAHIM In yesteryears America fuelled the dreams and aspirations of millions of immigrants who flocked to the beckoning Statue of Liberty as a means of finding a meaningful and fulfilled life in the world's wealthiest democracy. Now it looks as if the Great...
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Malaysians perspective of politicians
BY: HASNAH RAHMAT Ask any full blooded Malaysian what they think of local politicians and most likely they will reel off a litany of grouses and complaints among which will be the widespread or endemic spectre of corruption of politicians. It does...
THE GRAPEVINE
Michelle Yeoh now a screen goddess
Malaysian born and bred actress, Tan Sri Michelle Yeoh, reached the apex of...
Dua cerita kontroversi. Yang mana pilihan tipikal Melayu?
OLEH: NORMAN RADZUAN Baru-baru ini, ada dua isu kontroversi. Satu kes...
Dah kenapa pula tayang kertas undi tu Leona?
Pempengaruh (influencer), Kasih Iris Leona nampaknya sekali lagi menarik...
BUSINESS
Worse news for three subsectors
Worse news has been delivered to three subsectors that have been appealing for the freeze on hiring foreign workers to be lifted as now they will not be allowed to hire foreigners and existing permits will not be renewed. The three subsectors are...
LIFESTYLE
ASEAN Food & Travel Awards 2023 Recognises Outstanding Malaysian Entrepreneurs and SMEs
39 local culinary and tourism personalities and companies were honoured at the ASEAN Food & Travel Awards 2023 A total of 39 personalities and companies from Malaysia have been recognised as winners at the second ASEAN Food & Travel Awards 2023. The annual award ceremony organised by the culinary and tourism portal, ASEAN Food &...
Tajikistan Earns Prestigious Award as Asia’s Most Interesting Hiking Destination
Tajikistan was awarded the coveted title of Asia’s Most Interesting Hiking Destination Country at the recently concluded Top Asia Corporate Ball 2022/23. The award ceremony recognised the country’s diverse and stunning landscape, which is ideal for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts. The award was presented to Tajikistan’s ambassador to Malaysia,...
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Malaysians perspective of politicians
BY: HASNAH RAHMAT Ask any full blooded Malaysian what they think of local politicians and most likely they will reel off a litany of grouses and complaints among which will be the widespread or endemic spectre of corruption of politicians. It does not matter which side of the political divide, it does not matter what stripe of politician but all Malaysians will tend to agree that they are disappointed at the lack of integrity among most Malaysian politicians. In the minds of most Malaysians,...
Back to school concerns
BY: CHRISTOPHER FERNANDEZ The school holidays will soon draw to an end and...
Change attitudes towards use of plastic
BY: CATHERINE SAW The root cause of plastic pollution is not the single use...
Empowering women and their rights
BY: ERIC HO While there were massive celebrations on International Women's...
EDUCATION
CENTRAL SINGAPORE CDC PARTNERS UOB TO HELP 1,500 CHILDREN PICK UP NEW DIGITAL SKILLS THROUGH MY DIGITAL BOOTCAMP
Season 3 of the district-wide bootcamp introduces new Hackathon to encourage...
SEGI TAKES ‘BORDERLESS LEARNING’ TO NEW HEIGHTS AS METAMENTOR GOES LIVE
SEGi University & Colleges, one of the biggest groups of higher education...
FICHET DRIVING CROSS-BORDER COLLABORATION IN HIGHER ED AT APAIE 2023
To attend APAIE 2023 in Bangkok Thailand from March 13-17, the Foundation for...
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Change attitudes towards use of plastic
BY: CATHERINE SAW The root cause of plastic pollution is not the single use plastics but human behaviour and, whether we like it or not, humans now cannot live without it as it is used widely in food, medicines, clothing and cosmetics, among others. Since humans cannot live without the use of plastic, it is time for a change in attitude as due to a lack of education and awareness people are throwing away plastic waste indiscriminately and polluting drains, rivers and the sea. These days the plastic soups floating on the surface of the oceans were generated by humans and are destroying the marine ecosystem as it is consumed by marine life...
