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Senior educator Dr Veronica Shepherdson says to revive the spirit of community and family unity, parents and educators should organise more family gatherings, outdoor activities, and face-to-face interactions, especially with those in their neighbourhood.
Twentytwo13 contributor Pola Singh attended the launch of the book ‘Beyond the White Coat’ at Universiti Malaya recently. He says the book is a powerful reminder that doctors are not just healers but also human beings who experience the full spectrum of emotions, challenges, and triumphs.
Ulu Klang Recreation Club (UKRC) is the epitome of ‘muhibbah’. Founded by K. Suppiah the same year Malaya gained its independence in 1957, the community club has become an institution in Ampang, and beyond.
In a world where YOLO and FOMO are pervasive, everyone needs to understand their negative consequences. Acquiring knowledge and practice to manage them is critical for someone addicted to them, writes senior lecturer Dr Abdul Rahman Zahari.
Mikel Arteta will remain Arsenal boss for another three seasons after signing an extension. The Spaniard will hope to secure at least one Premier League title before that contract expires.
Former Perak CEO Muhammad Yunus Zakariah is disappointed that Datuk Stuart Ramalingam left as Malaysian Football League CEO. He now wonders if the new CEO, Giorgio Pompili Rossi, will forge ahead with Stuart’s initiatives, and if Rossi has the tenacity to hold on to what he believes in.
Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo said organisations cannot afford to be complacent, and must constantly seek innovative digital solutions to drive growth.
Mohamed Redzuan Abdullah, chief solutions officer of MyDigital ID, says the system is highly secure with a zero per cent false acceptance rate, ensuring that no one is issued with an identity certificate that doesn’t belong to them.
Malaysia must carefully navigate global socio-economic and geopolitical complexities to maximise the benefits of BRICS+ membership while safeguarding its national interests and maintaining diplomatic balance, writes Colonel Ahmad Hafizal Hashim.
Writer-editor-trainer Brigitte Rozario is delighted with the writing competition, Pipit, as it has attracted entries from 15-19-year-olds nationwide.
There is no doubt that Royal Professor Ungku Abdul Aziz Ungku Abdul Hamid was one of Malaysia's most respected intellectuals and academics. He was an influential figure in Malaysia's development, particularly in the fields of economics, education, and social welfare, writes Professor Datuk Dr Ahmad Ibrahim.
An official from FA of Malaysia confirmed there are ongoing discussions to create a separate entity, and the hiring of a chief executive officer, to manage Malaysia’s men’s and women’s football teams. A similar move was seen in the 90s. Twentytwo13 takes a closer look at the new possible structure.
While previously, leaders could hide behind a veil of mystique or national propaganda, the digital age has stripped away this façade, revealing the stark contrast between political promises and actions, writes Datuk Seri Dr Jahaberdeen Mohamed Yunoos.
Malaysia concluded the Paris Paralympics with five medals – two gold, two silver and one bronze. Although it was Malaysia’s worst outing in eight years, Paralympic Council Malaysia (PCM) president Datuk Seri Megat D Shahriman Zaharudin hopes the government will consider its RM50 million funding request to run its development programmes.
Asean must maintain its ‘Asean Centrality’ or risk losing its position as a leading regional organisation in Southeast Asia, writes Fredy Sianturi, an international participant at the National Centre for Defence Studies.
