Why Malaysia needs a school safety audit now
A national school safety audit must expose every layer of risk – physical, emotional, procedural, digital and cultural.
A national school safety audit must expose every layer of risk – physical, emotional, procedural, digital and cultural.
A reading campaign is being promoted this month but you won’t know that from riding the MRT, LRT or KTM Komuter in the Klang Valley.
Assisting community-driven institutions must be part of the government’s agenda to uplift vulnerable segments of society.
Let’s remember why we became one nation in 1963 and move as one nation, with one purpose.
Malaysia was born from the belief that we are stronger together, and 62 years later, that belief remains our best hope.
Sometimes it’s better for a desired goal to drop plumb into the lap than to go for it.
Every medal at a world championship, regardless of colour, is hard won and brings glory and honour to the athlete’s homeland.
Structural barriers in Malaysia’s capital markets limit wider retail investor participation, creating an opportunity gap that warrants systemic reform.
The Penang government should optimise current resources before proceeding with some of the mega road projects.