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Johor primary school pupil wins top spot in global English contest qualifier
JOHOR BARU: Primary school pupil Wan Harriz Wan Abdul Qayyum has brought international honours to Malaysia after placing first in the qualifier round of a prestigious English language competition in Qatar.
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Nation
107 schools in Serian closed amid high haze levels
KUCHING: A total of 107 schools in Serian were ordered to close temporarily after the Air Pollutant Index (API) reading exceeded 200 in the division.
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Sabah & Sarawak
Haze: 107 schools in Serian closed after API exceeds 200, says Deputy Premier
KUCHING: A total of 107 schools in Serian division have been temporarily closed after the air pollutant index (API) exceeded 200 on Wednesday (Aug 12).
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Sabah & Sarawak
Haze forces closure of six schools in Tebedu
KUCHING: Six schools in Tebedu, Sarawak were closed on Wednesday (Aug 12) after the Air Pollutant Index (API) reading exceeded 200.
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Nation
Public university intake results for STPM leavers out on Aug 14
PETALING JAYA: The results of applications to study in public universities for the 2026/2027 academic session are out on Friday (Aug 14).
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Sabah & Sarawak
FlySiswa available now on AirBorneo
KUCHING: Sarawak-owned AirBorneo Airways Sdn Bhd now offers higher education students flights under the FlySiswa subsidy scheme.
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Nation
Malaysia wins five medals at robot challenge in Beijing
SEPANG: A Malaysian team comprising 92 young talents brought honour to the country by winning five medals at the 23rd Robot Challenge World Championship held in Beijing on Aug 8 and 9.
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Nation
Court awards mother RM17,573 after finding school bus driver, owner and others negligent in son’s death
PETALING JAYA: A mother's six-year wait for justice ended after the Kota Baru High Court found several parties negligent in the death of her 12-year-old son, who fell through the rotten floor of a bus during a school trip.
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Education
DON'T MISS IT: International Talent Entrepreneurship Conference
Registration deadlines: Aug 14 (Talent Track); Aug 26 (Industry Track)
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Education
Experience still counts
PROFICIENCY in artificial intelligence (AI) alone is insufficient to prepare graduates for the workplace.
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Education
How to be irreplaceable
Artificial intelligence (AI) can write your emails. It can summarise your reports, generate your slides, and answer your messages faster than you ever could. In the time it takes you to make a cup of coffee, AI has already completed tasks that once took an entire afternoon.
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Education
Growing green careers
DEMAND for green agricultural careers is expected to grow as farming systems respond to climate change, resource scarcity and the need to reduce environmental impacts, says Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) Faculty of Educational Studies Department of Science and Technical Education senior lecturer Dr Normala Ismail.
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Education
UTeM to develop M’sia’s quantum computing talent
COMPUTING is evolving rapidly, with quantum computing emerging as a next-generation technology designed to tackle complex problems beyond the capabilities of conventional computers.
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Education
Queen urges learning with heart
EDUCATION is a force that shapes both knowledge and character.
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Education
New fellowship to shape M’sian leaders
AMID a rapidly changing global landscape, the country needs more leaders capable of working beyond organisational and sectoral boundaries to develop solutions that benefit society as a whole.
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Education
Memorisation matters
LETTER FROM YONG XIN JIE English language lecturer Faculty of Languages and Linguistics Universiti Malaya
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Education
Attracting next-gen farmers
WHEN agriculture is recognised as a modern profession that offers competitive salaries and clear career progression, more young people will be encouraged to join the sector, says University College of Agroscience Malaysia (UCAM) Faculty of Agroscience dean Shahira A'in Noor Azmi.
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Education
Skills AI must not replace
ARTIFICIAL intelligence (AI) should be embraced as a learning tool, but students must ensure it enhances rather than replaces their ability to think critically and independently, says Star Media Group deputy executive editor Dr Christina Chin.
