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‘Get the disabled into the digital economy’
KUALA LUMPUR: Efforts to increase the involvement of persons with disabilities (OKU) in the digital economy need to be intensified, says OKU Sentral president Senator Datuk Ras Adiba Radzi.
We give it all we got
The nation’s top teachers of 2022 reflect on their passion and best practices
Signs of better communication
OVER 300 people, mostly civil servants, have benefitted from free sign language classes offered by Darul Ta’zim Family Development Foundation (YPKDT).
Govt introduces seven new categories for National Youth Awards
KUALA LUMPUR: The government, through the Youth and Sports Ministry, will introduce seven new categories for the National Youth Premier Awards this year.
Thank you, teachers
THE actions of dedicated teachers can go a long way towards changing their students’ lives.Here are stories of five teachers who have gone the extra mile to ensure their charges learn in conducive environments, receive quality education and in some instances, even make their dreams come true.
Telco goes the extra mile this festive season
Maxis has rolled out several initiatives to bring cheer to B40 families, students and people with disabilities (PWD).
Micromobility issue being twisted by some, says MCA man
KUALA LUMPUR: Micromobility vehicles are only restricted from being used on roads, MCA spokesman Mike Chong has reiterated.
RISE Educator Award 2022 finalists on pursuing their passion beyond the classroom
Creating achievable goals for students is a common endeavour for teachers, but how do you inspire excellence amongst students with special needs and those raised in rural communities lacking access to technological advancements?
Scammers forced my disabled nephew to work overseas, says worried uncle
IPOH: The family of a disabled man here fears for his safety after he is believed to have fallen victim to scammers and forced to work in Cambodia.
Be progressive and legalise medical marijuana, urges Ras Adiba
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia should take progressive action to allow the use of cannabis and hemp, especially cannabidiol (CBD), for medical purposes, says Senator Datuk Ras Adiba Radzi.
