Academy of Sciences Malaysia Fellow Datuk Dr Omar Shawkataly says abolition of the Universities and University Colleges Act (UUCA) 1971 is an opportunity to reform and improve higher education in Malaysia.
The RM100 million defamation suit by Tan Sri Mohamad Salim Fateh Din against P. Gunasegaram is an inconvenience to the veteran journalist but also an opportunity to prove his commentary was factual, fair and done without malice.
Whether Gianni Infantino remains or is replaced, the world football body risks missing the central lesson of the present Fifa Forward Enterprise crisis if the debate stops at the identity of its president, says former UN spokesman Herve Verhoosel.
Bersih has criticised the use of racial and religious sentiments, as well as manipulated AI-generated content during recent election campaigns in Malaysia.
Malaysian communications and public relations expert Janitha Sukumaran named newest member of Reputation Advisors International, a global network of crisis and reputation management advisers.
Malaysia’s Digital Ministry acknowledges the critical need for a centralised, execution-driven strategy to accelerate the adoption of accessible digital solutions among the micro, small, and medium enterprises that form the backbone of the nation’s economy.
Matt Karch of Saber Interactive hogs limelight for wrong reasons after slamming writer who was fired halfway through a video game development.
Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo affirms Malaysia’s digital push will deliver tangible economic benefits to everyday citizens through expanded digital literacy, workforce reskilling, and nationwide technological infrastructure.
Whether Gianni Infantino remains or is replaced, the world football body risks missing the central lesson of the present Fifa Forward Enterprise crisis if the debate stops at the identity of its president, says former UN spokesman Herve Verhoosel.
Terengganu won a silver in the men’s rugby event at the last Malaysia Games, but has set its sights slightly lower as it fields a new-look team for the challenge in Selangor.
Terengganu’s deputy Chef de Mission, Zuraida Md Noor, expresses confidence in Selangor’s hosting of the 22nd Malaysia Games despite logistical challenges, as the east coast state contingent aims for a top-three overall finish.
Sheela Raghavan’s guidance has shaped Jay Shangkari Batumalai, Tinithra Krishnan, Gopikasri Murally Dasan and Pooveneswary Sanmugam, inspiring them to keep learning, growing and sharing Bharatanatyam with others.
Several youngsters in their late 20s have been working out with seniors in Petaling Jaya, creating fun activities and themes, including a recent “wear a cape and be your own superhero”.
As Joanne Kam approaches her 35th anniversary as an entertainer, the razor-sharp and fearless performer is also paving the way for future generations of talent through Kam Productions.
