The RAI Portal, launched by the National Digital Department yesterday, serves as a one-stop centre for non-Malaysians dealing with the Malaysian government – whether for travel, education, or investment.
MindsEye was released on June 10 without a single reviewer receiving an advance copy – usually a warning sign of a troubled launch – and true enough, it failed to impress.
We must strike a balance and make technology an enabler of learning, not a source of stress, writes senior lecturer Dr Nur Syazwani Ahmad.
One family from Terengganu is making waves in school athletics, with 12-year-old Muhammad Muiz Mohd Khairuz Zaiem earning praise for his brave finish at the Schools Sports Council of Malaysia (MSSM) cross-country meet.
The second Kelab Olahraga Setiawangsa meet promises thrilling track action, with sprints, relays, and an open category offering cash prizes.
Datuk Karim Ibrahim returns as Malaysia Athletics president after six years. But with a divided council, court cases, abuse claims, and unresolved investigations, will he be a reformer who unites the national body, or will it be a case of a recycled face?
Veteran journalist Badrolhisham Bidin shares his love for houses – old, new, mansions, terraced, village houses … you name it, and he loves exploring them.
Bujang Valley and Bukit Choras are an integral part of history, providing a common thread in philosophical and metaphysical ideas in religious belief, trade, and cultural practices that bind this region within the cosmic and physical construct of existence in the early history of Southeast Asia.
A ride through the famed Mae Hong Son Loop turned into a bone-soaking, teeth-chattering, nerve-rattling ordeal – complete with rain, quakes, potholes, and questionable decisions.
