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S’wak to start teaching Science and Maths in English for Year 1 pupils
KUCHING: Sarawak is ready to start teaching Science and Mathematics in English for Year 1 pupils in 1,026 primary schools beginning Jan 1 next year.
U.N. urges Lebanon to build government of 'competence', banks close
BEIRUT (Reuters) - The United Nations urged Lebanon on Tuesday to form a competent new government better able to seek international aid after weeks of protests against the ruling elite, warning the country was in a critical financial and economic situation.
Aircraft combats Sydney blaze as Australians reel from bushfires
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Fires raged across a swathe of Australia's east coast on Tuesday, destroying more homes and shrouding Sydney in smoke from a blaze authorities fear they will be unable to control until next week.
Lebanon central bank says bank deposits are safe, banks to review curbs
BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon's central bank, seeking to shore up battered confidence in the financial system amid the worst economic crisis in decades, said on Monday bank deposits are secure and it had the ability to preserve the stability of the pegged Lebanese pound.
‘Hopefully no more attempts to challenge status quo’
KUALA LUMPUR: Deputy Education Minister Teo Nie Ching hopes there will be no more attempts to challenge the existence of vernacular schools in court.
Dong Zong holds closed-door meeting
CHINESE educationist group Dong Zong invited major Chinese organisations for a discussion regarding two hot educational topics in Malaysia currently, Sin Chew Daily reported.
US$2bil to drive climate action
SINGAPORE: Singapore will invest US$2bil (RM8.3bil) in funds that have a strong green focus as part of its ambition to be a leading centre of green finance in Asia and globally.
Deputy Education Minister hopes no more moves to challenge constitutionality of vernacular schools
KUALA LUMPUR: Deputy Education Minister Teo Nie Ching hopes there will be no more moves to challenge the constitutionality of vernacular schools in the country.
MCA sec-gen welcomes court ruling on vernacular schools
PUTRAJAYA: MCA secretary-general Datuk Chong Sin Woon has welcomed the Federal Court decision to dismiss lawyer Mohd Khairul Azam Abdul Aziz's leave application to question the constitutionality of vernacular schools in the country.
Maszlee: Hold cultural interaction programmes
PONTIAN: Schools are encouraged to hold more cultural interaction programmes for their students to create better understanding among the multiracial community in Malaysia.