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The reopening of face-to-face schooling sessions in four states under Phase Four of the National Recovery Plan (PPN) from today provides relief to parents

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 19 — The education sector should be emphasised the tabling of Budget 2022, especially the provisions to improve internet access and digital devices following the home-based Teaching and Learning (PdPR) system which will be continued in the new norm. In making this call, the...

Monday, 05 Jul 2021 04:59 AM MYT BY R. LOHESWAR A significant number of parents have said they do not have access to multiple devices or lack access to a reliable internet line, or both. — Picture by Firdaus Latif Follow us on Instagram and subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates. KUALA LUMPUR, July 5 — With another year of home-based learning for Malaysian children in the Covid era, a number of parents are wondering if their young ones will ever be able to catch up with th...

The Daily Vox With high rates of unemployment and huge inequality, many South Africans are unable to pay for their children’s university fees. KOTAMILE DLAKAVU (72) worked as a truck driver for 36 years and managed to put all six of his children through university. He spoke to Pontsho Pilane about his family’s struggle. I grew up very poor. My father was a sheepherder and he could not afford to give us much. I only went up to Standard One [grade three] ...

Virus has taken 300 lives, soon MPs cars will be a health risk Wednesday March 17 2021 The very makers of the laws will virtually all buy 20-year-old junks being dumped into the country to add to the poisoning of Kampala’s air. ILLUSTRATION | JOHN NYAGA Summary The biggest health crisis we think we ever had is the coronavirus, something that we didn’t cause. We have fought it so hard that as we mark one year this week since the first Covid-19 infection was identified in Uganda, we have los...

THE STANDARD By Ndungu Gachane | March 2nd 2021 at 13:19:30 GMT +0300 Shock has engulfed Kayu village in Kangema, Muranga after a body of an eight-year-old girl was discovered badly mutilated and some body parts missing in what is believed to be a ritual killing. According to the locals, the minor, Hannah Wambui went missing on Monday evening at around 7.30 pm. At the time, Wambui was at their shop located in their home compound and a search was immediately launched. Kangema Subcounty Polic...

Minister donates 340 bags of cement for eight Tarime primary schools 01 Minister donates 340 bags of cement for eight Tarime primary schools DEPUTY Minister of State in the Vice-Presidents Office (Union and Environment) Mwita Waitara has donated 340 bags of cement to eight primary schools in Tarime District, Mara Region. The move is aimed to support resident’s efforts towards improving pupils learning environment as well as to decongest classrooms. Handing over the cement bags to the schools...

CONCERNED: Lesaso Member of Parliament (MP) for Shoshong, Aubrey Lesaso, has implored Botswana University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (BUAN), the Citizen Entrepreneurial Development Agency (CEDA), and Local Enterprise Authority (LEA) to come up with a framework to work together to improve the agricultural sector. Lesaso said the import bill on agricultural products stands at P7.7billion per annum, noting that it is too high for a country with so many cattle. One of the stunning ...

Many people are frustrated with the current state of affairs in the nation, with the older generation longing for the ‘good old days’ when Tunku Abdul Rahman was leading the country.