Cleaning up Malaysia


Community spirit: Janani taking part in her neighbourhood’s plogging activity.

Teens weigh in on new community service order, taking effect Jan 1

MALAYSIA’S new community service order is a strong start, but true impact lies in shaping habits, strengthening values and making cleanliness part of daily life, say three participants of the BRATs Young Journalist Programme run by The Star’s Newspaper-in-Education (Star-NiE) team.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Education

Ministry to recruit 20,000 teachers
Safer Internet Day eyes stronger cyber safety awareness
Cabinet wants explanation for steep rise in classroom building costs
Education Ministry to recruit 20,000 contract teachers nationwide
Classroom capacity a vital factor in preparing for expanded Year One intake
Careful planning needed before letting six-year-olds start Primary One, says UMS lecturer
Year One registration for 2027 opens Feb 15, says Education DG
‘Don’t make our kids test subjects’
Screening test scrapped because of�psychological effect, says Anwar
Three Mara institutions rebranded as TVETMara to offer high-skill programmes

Others Also Read