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Reducing carbon footprint the vegan way
The Malaysian Vegetarian Society has declared that the carbon footprint impact on a vegan diet is less than a third of a meat eater's diet, which incidentally, is more than 100g per day based on their findings and study. According to the society, climate change and...
Learning from Sabah and Sarawak
BY: DAYANG KHAMISAH Universiti Teknologi Mara's School of Media and Information Warfare Studies has called upon the 'orang semenanjung' or people in Peninsular Malaysia to look east to Sabah and Sarawak and emulate their unity in diversity. This follows His Majesty...
Turnaround at Malaysian shopping malls
Developers, retailers and consumers have given the thumbs up sign to underperforming shopping malls across the country that are experiencing a new lease of life now and reviving the retail industry in Malaysia. The Malaysian Shopping Malls Association stated that in...
Classroom Assessment (CA) is good enough
If parents of students in Form Three are concerned over the abolishment of the Form Three Assessment (FTA) in June last year, the findings of a leading university in Malaysia should give them assurance that everything is on course. According to the Universiti...
Shortage of a staple diet
BY: CHRISTOPHER FERNANDEZ Malaysians are raising a hue and cry that their staple diet of rice is facing a shortage of supply and a marked increase in prices that is causing growing concern and worry as they figure out alternative food sources. Certain independent...
Adhere strictly to conversion laws
BY: ASHIKIN ISHAK Religion, from its origins, up to now, has always stirred various forms of controversy and from time to time in this country there are feelings of dissatisfaction and unhappiness over the way and manner in which conversion to another religion takes...
Malay Rulers are playing an important role now
BY: CHRISTOPHER FERNANDEZ Is it ironic that this year’s independence or Merdeka theme is on unity and there is a unity government in power because there appears to be no unity but a multiplicity of systems in action right now. Malaysia is a country governed by a unity...
Naico gives support to NIMP2030
The New Industrial Master Plan 2030 or NIMP 2030 which is a bold initiative to economic transformation and innovation has been given the approval by the National Aerospace Industry Corporation Malaysia (Naico). Naico, which is an agency under the Ministry of...
Malaysians only want to believe in truth
BY: RAJA AMY The recent by-elections in Simpang Jeram and Pulai by the Pakatan Harapan and Barisan Nasional alliance is a clear indication that Malaysians have faith and believe in the country's system of governance. Although those on the opposing divide went to town...
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Reducing carbon footprint the vegan way
The Malaysian Vegetarian Society has declared that the carbon footprint impact on a vegan diet is less than a third of a meat eater's diet, which incidentally, is more than 100g per day based on their findings and study. According to the society,...
THE GRAPEVINE
Lat bestowed title of Royal Artist
Cartoonist Datuk Mohd Nor Khalid, better known as Lat, has been declared Royal...
Jocelyn Chia and her ‘artistic license’
BY: COLIN GOMEZ The past couple of weeks has witnessed an outpouring of...
Pouring cold water on Coldplay
Malaysians of all walks of life are looking forward to the month of November...
BUSINESS
Turnaround at Malaysian shopping malls
Developers, retailers and consumers have given the thumbs up sign to underperforming shopping malls across the country that are experiencing a new lease of life now and reviving the retail industry in Malaysia. The Malaysian Shopping Malls...
LIFESTYLE
Reducing carbon footprint the vegan way
The Malaysian Vegetarian Society has declared that the carbon footprint impact on a vegan diet is less than a third of a meat eater's diet, which incidentally, is more than 100g per day based on their findings and study. According to the society, climate change and natural disasters are wreaking havoc on food security and the carbon and water...
Alternative tourism ideas for Golden Week
In recent years, China's Golden Week, from Oct 1 to 7, which commemorates its National Day holiday, has become a means of promoting travel and a major attraction for the Chinese is to make their way to Malaysia. Malaysia holds a deep and fascinating interest for Chinese tourists and this is the reason the Malaysian tourism players are urging the...
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EDUCATION
Learning from Sabah and Sarawak
BY: DAYANG KHAMISAH Universiti Teknologi Mara's School of Media and Information Warfare Studies has called upon the 'orang semenanjung' or people in Peninsular Malaysia to look east to Sabah and Sarawak and emulate their unity in diversity. This follows His Majesty the Yang Di Pertuan Agong Al Sultan Abdullah Ri'ayatuddin Al Mustafa Billah Shah's successful tour of Borneo where he was impressed by the solidarity and the peace and harmony among the people. Universiti Teknologi Mara's faculty...
Shortage of a staple diet
BY: CHRISTOPHER FERNANDEZ Malaysians are raising a hue and cry that their...
Adhere strictly to conversion laws
BY: ASHIKIN ISHAK Religion, from its origins, up to now, has always stirred...
Malay Rulers are playing an important role now
BY: CHRISTOPHER FERNANDEZ Is it ironic that this year’s independence or...
EDUCATION
Classroom Assessment (CA) is good enough
If parents of students in Form Three are concerned over the abolishment of the...
FedEx Empowers Future Entrepreneurs of Malaysia
Instilling an entrepreneurial spirit among students has numerous benefits for...
GESS – INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL KICKSTARTS NEW ACADEMIC YEAR WITH REDEFINED APPROACH TO EDUCATION AND STUDENT WELLBEING
Education in a 21st century learning environment is so much more than being...
SUSTAINABILITY
SPORTS
Renewable energy badly lacks support
BY: AKMAL AZIZ Delegates and participants at the recently concluded National Climate Governance Summit were told that while Malaysia is seeking an energy transition from reliance on fossil fuels to renewable sources, they lack the necessary support. This disclosure by the Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change Ministry was the reason why the nation had difficulty transforming its energy landscape and to focus on sustainability. The hold up, those who attended the seminar were briefed, was because of a lack of support from foreign entities, which is hampering the ministry's efforts, as Malaysia only accounts for 0.69 percent of...
