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WORKSHOPS TO BENEFIT PARALYMPIC MOVEMENT IN MALAYSIA
Community-based rehabilitation centre trainers to learn to train disabled people and spot talent.
Special Report: A collapsing economy and a family feud pile pressure on Syria's Assad
BEIRUT/AMMAN/DUBAI (Reuters) - In May, Syrian tycoon Rami Makhlouf, a cousin and long-time ally of President Bashar al-Assad, took a once unimaginable step.
Sabah college aims to attract tertiary students to study locally
KOTA KINABALU: A local college here is promoting a campaign to encourage studying in Sabah in view of the negative economic impacts of Covid-19.
Everything a medical college should offer
DECADES may have passed, but medicine and dentistry remain hot career choices for young Malaysians leaving high school. While career choice can often be easy to make, driven by the student’s inner passion and drive, often, the same cannot be said in choosing the higher education institution where they can pursue their studies.
JOURNEY OF SELF DISCOVERY
In this second of a four-part Young Leaders Series, Yayasan Khazanah scholars share how they learn where their strength lies
No more clowning around
GEORGE TOWN: The reopening of schools and other sectors during the recovery movement control order (MCO) has drawn smiles across the nation.
Keeping orang asal kids in school
EVERY child has the right to education without discrimination. Regardless of their social standing and financial status, children deserve to go to school, to equip themselves with knowledge and skills to become social conscious adults and contribute to society.
Content creators told to practise self-regulation
ISKANDAR PUTERI: With the culture of social media content creation fast catching on, users have been urged to practise self-regulation and uphold ethics when producing digital content.
‘Asean youths remarkably resilient’
PETALING JAYA: South-East Asian youths have shown “extraordinary resilience and adaptability” to social and economic disruptions of Covid-19, with many taking the opportunity for personal growth, says a new regional study.
Youth quick to adapt but hurdles still in the way of success
PETALING JAYA: Despite showing resilience in adapting to the rapidly changing and turbulent times, Malaysian youth need to keep adjusting quickly or face difficulties in an environment with a global recession, said youth leaders.
