Teach children to play their part
FINALLY, all primary schools nationwide will begin operating fully without a rotating system starting today.
Educators must lead by example
THE reaction was explosive as soon as the video went online: A university professor had been recorded berating a student from the B40 (low income) group during an online lesson for not owning a laptop.
Welcome world – as long as you’re vaccinated
NEXT week, Malaysia’s borders will reopen to the world.
Aim for a safe return to school
THE new 2022/2023 academic school year starts tomorrow. It will be a challenging time, especially for students who are entering school for the first time, for worried parents, and for teachers who have to prepare the school premises and stand ready to enforce the standard operating procedure.
Staying safe in the endemic phase
AFTER two years, we are reopening our borders fully and making the decision to live with Covid-19 as part of our everyday lives – that is, we are transitioning from a pandemic to an endemic phase as we continue to battle the coronavirus.
Let’s tear down the barriers and soar
TUESDAY is International Women’s Day, a day to celebrate the achievements of women and also bring attention to the myriad barriers that women still face in trying to be treated as equal citizens.
Keeping democracy alive with SOP strictly in mind
NOMINATION day for the Johor state election wrapped up yesterday, and those contesting have begun campaigning for the March 12 polls.
Holidays a good time to get kids jabbed
EVEN as borders in the region start to open and governments begin to loosen Covid-19 restrictions, the number of Omicron variant cases in this part of the world has surged.
Keeping that balance between recovery and protection
THE National Recovery Council (NRC) has proposed that Malaysia reopens borders as early as March 1.
Towards a smoke-free generation
IT’S an ambitious plan, but if it succeeds, it would create an entire generation that does not smoke.
Here’s to a roaring Year of the Tiger
ON the eve of Chinese New Year tomorrow, family reunion dinners will be allowed as the community prepares to usher in the Year of the Tiger.

