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Education
Embedding values in education
The Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA) recently directed higher education institutions to embed values-based education (VBE) in the curriculum, presenting the opportunity for educators, policymakers, industry leaders and students to work together in building an ecosystem that can shape Malaysia's future.
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Golf
Leading players look for solid performances
THE Professional Golf of Malaysia (PGM) Tour wrapped up its 2025 season with several standout performances from the country's rising stars – the celebrations though come with an acknowledgement that the schedule of events for the 2026 season are yet to be revealed.
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On The Line
Why mass resignation may save Malaysian football
MALAYSIAN football is staring down the barrel of FIFA's disciplinary gun, with the fraud scandal already costing us matches, money, and credibility.
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Education
Lower speeds at Banting school
SPEED carries a major risk factor in road crashes, affecting both the likelihood and severity of accidents. Where schools are located, reducing vehicle speeds is even more critical.
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Sabah & Sarawak
EC forms four teams to watch campaigning
KOTA KINABALU: The Election Commission (EC) has set up four election campaign enforcement teams to monitor all candidates' activities throughout their campaigning, said its chairman Datuk Seri Ramlan Harun.
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Education
UKM to roll out student kitchen
IN its bid to enhance student welfare, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) is actively planning the implementation of its own Dapur Siswa (Student Kitchen).
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Nation
Rising costs pressure local food industry, say stakeholders
PETALING JAYA: Local food manufacturers are facing mounting cost pressures as recurring year-end shipping delays force earlier ordering and push logistics expenses higher, says the Malaysian Food Manufacturers Association.
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Sabah & Sarawak
RM1.5mil subsidised cooking oil haul seized
KOTA KINABALU: An undocumented Pakistani man was arrested and over RM1.57mil worth of subsidised cooking oil was confiscated during a marine police raid in Sandakan.
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Nation
Youths call it quits after 18 months
PETALING JAYA: Recruitment and employer data show that young workers often change jobs within 18 months of starting a new one, says the Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF).
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Squash
Sivasangari survives Aifa test, Egypt’s Amina looms in final
KUALA LUMPUR: World No. 7 squash player S. Sivasangari was stretched to the limit by her fellow national teammate Aifa Azman before booking her spot in the Karachi Open final.
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Education
Beware the pitfalls
It's not rankings that we should avoid, but the pitfalls associated with them.
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Nation
Housewife shocked by mystery RM18k credit card spree
JOHOR BARU: A housewife is claiming that her supplementary credit cards have racked up RM18,000 in charges without her knowledge or authorisation.
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Badminton
BAM to send strong squad for Asian Team meet but may leave out pros
KUALA LUMPUR: The Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) have signalled that they will field their strongest possible line-up for the Asian Team Championships in Qingdao next month.
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Education
Rinwood Awards open for application
Students who have completed their Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia and Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia examinations, or a diploma programme, are invited to apply for the Rinwood Awards scholarship programme to study at Curtin University Malaysia in Miri, Sarawak.
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Education
Public unis drive electric car challenge
WITH electric vehicles (EVs) increasingly gaining popularity, automotive companies face the challenge of meeting demand while ensuring the sustainable growth of conventional cars with internal combustion engines (ICEs).
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Nation
Zoo visitors thrilled by surprise
GOMBAK: What began as an ordinary day at Zoo Negara turned into an unforgettable surprise for visitors when the Giant Panda Conservation Centre was officially opened to the public following Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim's first visit to its star residents – giant pandas Chen Xing and Xiao Yue from China.
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Nation
Chaotic autogate crash at BSI
JOHOR BARU: Chaos erupted at the Johor-Singapore land checkpoints after thousands of foreigners were stuck in long queues due to a major technical glitch which crashed the immigration autogate system yesterday.
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Education
TAR UMT grads up for regional tax showdown
RIGOROUS preparation, supportive lecturers and a disciplined mindset – his own recipe for success – have served Ng Yew Sheng well.
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Cycling
Ridwan digs deep to nail sprint gold after push from Shah
NILAI: Thailand SEA Games double gold medallist rider Mohd Ridwan Sahrom made up for the disappointment of missing the keirin podium on Thursday by claiming the men's individual sprint gold in the second leg of the President's Cup yesterday.
