Holding elections during a pandemic
MELAKA goes into campaign mode in about two weeks. Sarawak might also hold an election if the Emergency in the state is lifted.
Holidaying safely is not hard to do
WE can finally travel again, and this time, not just within the country but out of Malaysia too, albeit only to a handful of destinations at the moment.
Ensure mental healthcare for all
RECENT news of the government’s intention to decriminalise suicide is timely as we mark World Mental Health Day today.
It’s your call, parents
SCHOOLS nationwide are reopening – albeit in stages according to the National Recovery Plan (NRP) – today.
Remember why we must follow SOPs
MALAYSIA is opening up more and more, not only to reignite its economy but also because we need to learn how to live with Covid-19 as it moves towards becoming endemic.
Separated yet still connected
ON Thursday, we will celebrate Malaysia Day, the day on which, 58 years ago, the Federation of Malaya, Sarawak, North Borneo (as Sabah was then called) and Singapore came together to form the Federation of Malaysia.
Putting the pandemic behind us
ON Thursday, Malaysia’s new Health Minister told the nation that by the end of next month, Covid-19 will no longer be considered a pandemic. It will be classified as endemic.
