Metal detectors alone won’t stop school violence, says education activistPAGE says safety measures must be based on data, risk assessments and school-specific contexts, not universal mandate. Klik untuk baca artikel penuh. Sumber:
Singaporean mum clings to hope in search for missing sonDaylin Limonte Alvarez is offering a reward for information on the whereabouts of seven-year-old Caleb Liang Wei Luqman Limonte. Klik untuk baca artikel penuh. Sumber:
BUDI95 initiative ‘efficient’, ‘fiscally sustainable’, says rights activistConsumer Choice Center Malaysia associate Tarmizi Anuwar says a four-person household using 1,200 litres of RON95 fuel could save RM72 a month. Klik untuk baca artikel penuh. Sumber:
Global PR conference set for KL, aims to reshape industry narrativeThe three-day event will explore trust-building, AI and the future of communication in a digital world. Klik untuk baca artikel penuh. Sumber:
Live broadcast of corruption trials not a cure-all, MACC toldAn anti-corruption group and a lawyer say that live streaming may boost transparency, but it carries risks of privacy breaches and media sensationalism. Klik untuk baca artikel penuh. Sumber:
History lessons fall short in teaching critical thinking, says researcherHelen Ting acknowledges that textbooks have become more inclusive, while economist Jomo Kwame Sundaram urges caution in relying on official or biased sources as they could distort public understanding. Klik untuk baca artikel penuh. Sumber:
PAS leader calls for CCTV in boarding schools after Zara’s deathSelangor PAS Youth chief Sukri Omar says Zara Qairina Mahathir’s death highlights serious gaps in the safety of students at boarding schools. Klik untuk baca artikel penuh. Sumber:
PSM No 2 claims he, others roughed up by cops during Parliament scuffleS Arutchelvan’s lawyer says any arrest after today’s investigation may amount to abuse of police powers. Klik untuk baca artikel penuh. Sumber:
Mission impossible for B40 East Malaysian students to enter top varsities, says MPPakatan Harapan's Sim Tze Tzin says students from Sabah and Sarawak are dependent on STPM to achieve social mobilisation and higher education. Klik untuk baca artikel penuh. Sumber:
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