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Menstrual Cycle Awareness: The Blueprint to Mitigate Burnout in Women
Women feeling pressured to conform to male-designed corporate environments, often suppress their femininity to compete, risking disconnection from their innate strengths.
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Much Needed: Preventing young children from going missing
WE, as a nation, breathed a sigh of relief when it was announced that the six-year-old girl who had gone missing in Johor Bahru was found. She and her family must be traumatised and they will need much time and therapy to heal. Children can go missing for many reasons. Teenagers may choose to...
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Statelessness and Citizenship Reform: The Quest for National Belonging in Malaysia
IN recent years, the topic of constitutional amendments on citizenship in Malaysia has stirred substantial discussion and debate. So much so that it was included in the Pakatan Harapan manifesto in 2022 on guaranteeing citizenship. The key issues revolve around a few points, such as the disparity...
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Revisiting the Importance of Childhood Immunisation
Vaccines stimulate the immune system to produce long-lived antibodies and develop memory cells. In this way, the body can rapidly fight the bacteria or viruses when exposed in the future.
(FILES) A wreckage of the Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 is seen in a field near the village of Grabove, in the region of Donetsk on July 20, 2014. (Photo by Bulent KILIC / AFP)
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MH17: Lesson learned from trans-boundary tragedy
The event taught Malaysia many things, especially with regard to handling trans-boundary crises and managing national disasters internationally.
As Malaysia grapples with rising inflation, the cost of living has become a significant dilemma for fresh graduates, weaving a complex web of financial challenges that hinder their ability to achieve economic stability and personal independence. Photo for illustrative purposes only - 123RF
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The high cost of living: Dilemma of fresh grads
Living paycheck(s) to paycheck(s) is increasingly common, as essential expenses like housing, food, healthcare, insurance and transportation keep rising, pushing many to rely on side hustles.
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WPD/MTIEL advisor for Malaysian Projects Rashid Ghani, MTIEL executive chairman Md Nazri Ramli and World Peace and Development Limited Du Sheng CEO at the signing ceremony of the memorandum of strategic cooperation agreement in Shenzen, China on Thursday.
WPD, MTIEL seal USD50 billion agreement for energy and halal business
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Malaysia's urgent need to enhance dementia care facilities amid aging crisis
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Dementia, a shared burden for patients and caregivers
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Dementia time bomb ticking in Malaysia
Britain's Andy Murray waves as he leaves the court after his defeat against US player John Isner during their men's singles tennis match on the third day of the 2022 Wimbledon Championships at The All England Tennis Club in Wimbledon, southwest London, on June 29, 2022. - File photo by AFP
Five magical Andy Murray moments
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Visuals of several parts of the 133-year-old Lake Gardens drying up have gone viral. - Photo by Bernama
Dry spell catches up with wettest town in Peninsula
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‘My Cyber Hero’ out to save students from online threats
UMPSA Vice-Chancellor, Prof Datuk Dr Yuserrie Zainuddin, officiated the launch of the Edu-Tourism Programme @ UMPSA and the inauguration of Aug 12, as UMPSA Alumni Day at the UMPSA Water Recreation Centre, Pekan Campus, on Thursday.
UMPSA launches Edu-Tourism Programme to showcase Malaysian culture and education
UMPSA Vice-Chancellor, Prof Datuk Dr Yuserrie Zainuddin, officiated the launch of the Edu-Tourism Programme @ UMPSA and the inauguration of Aug 12, as UMPSA Alumni Day at the UMPSA Water Recreation Centre, Pekan Campus, on Thursday.
UMPSA revitalises edu-tourism post-pandemic with a focus on sustainability
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Oil-rich Saudi Arabia drives electric vehicle adoption