Some 200 civil servants participated in the ‘Train-the-Trainer’ programme from March 3-7 at Menara Usahawan, Putrajaya. The initiative aimed to equip them with Gen AI tools to enhance digital adoption and transformation in the public sector.
One wonders about the future of game studios and asset makers like Passion Republic, Streamline, and Virtuos, as the world is experiencing video game industry shake-ups and cancelled overseas projects that require help from other countries.
Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo says statistics show women in the B40 category in Malaysia continue to face major challenges in fully capitalising on opportunities in the digital economy.
Newcastle looks to end its Wembley curse against Liverpool, the first team to beat it at England’s national stadium 51 years ago.
Malaysian Fencing Federation lifts suspension on Uzair Zafran Badroel Rizwan, who will now compete in the World Championships in Wuxi, China, from April 7-15.
Datuk Fadzil A. Bakar (main image), has been removed as Malaysia Athletics’ deputy president two weeks after he raised allegations of false claims made for
Russell Curtis, The Singing Comedian, provides plenty of laughter as fame grows while he awaits the airing of his first one-hour stand-up special.
Eye specialist Dr M. Narendran says teachers should to be trained to identify children with eyesight issues early on.
Kedah Tua is an important historical legacy that should not be buried under a religious-political schism. More must be done, especially by the Kedah State authorities and the National Department of Heritage, to promote the archaeological sites of Bujang Valley as an educational and tourism product in the context of Asean archaeological diaspora, writes Professor Emeritus Datuk Dr Mohamed Ghouse Nasaruddin.
