
“Apa Khabar Cikgu?”: The Untold Stories of Teachers’ Mental Health
The pandemic is as much a risk to physical health as it is to mental health. While there have been commendable efforts to normalise the

The pandemic is as much a risk to physical health as it is to mental health. While there have been commendable efforts to normalise the

The pandemic in Malaysia to date has robbed more than 28,000 lives[1] who may also be parents of many children out there. At least 4,422

As a nation, we have infringed Article 7(1) of the United Nations Conventions of the Rights of the Child (UNCRC), in which every child born

The unprecedented effects of COVID-19 overturned people’s realities and upended lives, giving rise to issues one could never have anticipated just months prior. What started

Recently, the University Malaya student union expressed their dissatisfaction on the planned increment of between 10% to 60% on course fees in University Malaya[1].The rate

In Malaysia’s melting pot of society, Bumiputras (69.8%) make up the majority of the population with the Chinese (22.4%) at second and Indian population (6.8%)

Meet Harish Dhakshinamoorthy, a 21-year old youth from Segambut with a passion for swimming and mentoring. This lad swam for 12 hours to raise over

When the pandemic hit, school closures were only intermediary measures implemented to curb the spread of the Covid-19 virus. Teachers and students waited patiently for

Lacking essential literacy skills holds a person back at every stage of life. As a child they won’t be able to excel at school, as

Literacy is popularly understood as the ability to read and write. However, rapid social progress and technological advancement has widened the definition of literacy in