Dharshini Ganeson
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A digital revolution transforms early assessment
WHEN Shun Matsuzuka was diagnosed as dyslexic at the age of 19, he was pursuing his foundation year at art school in the UK. It came as a total shock to him. As...
Examinations – why they matter
Examinations – why they matter. FOR me, growing up with examinations was a part of going to school. Being educated in a convent school with regular assessment tests meant we all knew our weaknesses and strengths.
SAM bridges learning gaps
MOST children are able to attend school on a daily basis but there is a minority, either due to a physical disability or other reasons, who are unable to do so....
Student-led community upliftment at Desa Mentari
WHEN Professor Dr Mahendhiran Sanggaran Nair, currently Pro-Vice-Chancellor(Research and Sustainability), at Sunway University first visited the Desa Mentari fl...
Bridget Menezes, an icon of happiness and inspiration
Bridget Menezes, an icon of happiness and inspiration. THE passing of Datuk Bridget Menezes (pic) on May 24, came as a shock to many who knew her well.As a self-empowerment guru and author, she was the doyen of high society in the early nineties up to 2019, a much sought-after speaker, popular for her ability to bring laughter and happiness wherever she went, with her ready smile and a twinkle in her eye.
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UN accuses Sri Lankan forces of wartime sexual violence against Tamils
A UN report says Sri Lankan forces used sexual violence against Tamils during the civil war, with victims still awaiting justice 17 years after the conflict ended.
Iran to charge protesters with capital crimes
Iranian prosecutors will press capital crime charges against some detained protesters, raising fears of a new wave of executions to quell unrest.
Fire destroys 95% of Kuching waste management plant
A major fire has destroyed a waste management plant in Kuching, with hazardous chemicals on site prompting a specialised Hazmat team response.
RMAF to receive new strategic assets in 2026 modernisation drive
The Royal Malaysian Air Force will receive new UAVs, combat aircraft and radar in 2026, focusing on operational readiness and integrity.
