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Our Children's Learning Loss: A path to post-Covid-19 school recovery in Malaysia
The World Bank estimates that Malaysia’s learning poverty is already high and that unless swift...
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Nasi Kukus vending machine. - Photo by Bernama
Nasi Kukus vending machine. - Photo by Bernama
Nasi Kukus vendor's sales soar to RM14,000 through IPR programme
Photo for illustration purpose only. - File photo by Bernama
Photo for illustration purpose only. - File photo by Bernama
Labuan's tourism landscape set for rejuvenation to amplify island's allure
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Photo for illustration purpose only. - File photo by Bernama
Sungai Pahang: A river of history, culture, and community
A booth selling truffles is seen in the central province of Hama, Syria, April 17, 2024. - Photo by Xinhua
A booth selling truffles is seen in the central province of Hama, Syria, April 17, 2024. - Photo by Xinhua
To make a living, Syrians risk lives to collect truffles
Photo for illustration purpose only. - FILE PIX by Bernama
Photo for illustration purpose only. - FILE PIX by Bernama
Traditionally processed beans becoming popular among coffee lovers
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Low survival rate for oral cancer in Malaysia raises alarm
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Photo for illustration purposes only. - 123RF
Other ways parasites could lurk in your food besides sushi
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Importance of istito'ah in Haj journey
Lembaga Tabung Haji (TH) announced that 31,600 potential pilgrims have received offers for this year's Haj, including six per cent who successfully appealed for the pilgrimage. Photo Credit: Facebook Haramain (Small picturel: Mustafar)
Lembaga Tabung Haji (TH) announced that 31,600 potential pilgrims have received offers for this year's Haj, including six per cent who successfully appealed for the pilgrimage. Photo Credit: Facebook Haramain (Small picturel: Mustafar)
Orangutan treats own wound with pain-relieving plant
Rakus was observed eating, and then repeatedly applying the sap to his wound. Photo: Social media
Rakus was observed eating, and then repeatedly applying the sap to his wound. Photo: Social media
Green jobs market on the rise in Malaysia, offering over 30,000 opportunities
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Photo for illustration purpose only. - Illustrated by Sinar Daily
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