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Sharing in the Ponggal fun
GEORGE TOWN: It was a vibrant, colourful Ponggal celebration with pupils and teachers from four vernacular schools joining in the fun.
Seremban – from tin mining hub to a city
SEREMBAN: Seremban became a city on Jan 1 and it is growing rapidly.
PM: Decision up to govt of the day
KUALA LUMPUR: After the PLUS toll concession ends in 38 years, it will be up to the government then to decide on what should be done, says Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad.The Prime Minister said as far as Pakatan Harapan was concerned, there should be no more tolls on PLUS highways.
Seek early intervention for dyslexic children, parents urged
MELAKA: Parents with dyslexic children are urged to seek advice from experts in the field and find support groups to help monitor their child’s development, especially in terms of learning, as early as possible.
Matrix Concepts diversifies for better prospects
AT a time when the property market is seeing lacklustre performance, Negri Sembilan-based Matrix Concepts Holdings Bhd has been producing results on the uptrend.
Ashes to bricks: Philippine city helps others rebuild after volcano
BINAN (Reuters) - A Philippine city shrouded in ash from the nearby Taal volcano has turned adversity into an opportunity to help neighbouring towns hit by the natural disaster.
Foreign powers to push Libyan rivals for truce in Berlin
BERLIN/TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Germany and the United Nations will push rival Libyan camps and their foreign backers fighting over the capital to agree on Sunday to a truce and monitoring mechanism as first steps towards peace, diplomats and a draft communique said.
Having fled bombing, Syrian children learn to read in borderland tent schools
AZAZ, Syria (Reuters) - Syrian teacher Ahmad al Hilal listens to his young pupils sitting on a mat reciting the Arabic alphabet in a makeshift school in a tent on the outskirts of a sprawling refugee camp city along the Turkish border.
Mexican immigrant dreams of leading first U.S. breakdancing team to Olympic gold
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Antonio Castillo discovered the joyful athleticism of breakdancing as a child in Mexico in the 1980s. Now a new generation of young people comes to his Washington studio to learn the finer points of a dance style that has evolved into a sport, hoping one day to bring home Olympic gold.
Singaporeans to have a say on curriculum new citizens undergo
SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): How should a new citizen of Singapore behave? What values, norms and rights should they uphold? What are some of their obligations to the city and their fellow Singaporeans?