Education and Social Policy
Education and Social Policy
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Domestic PolicyAuthorities should study root causes of varying booster acceptance levels between races
MySejahtera application should be equipped with a function to ask those who rejected booster appointments reasons for their rejection.
By Ameen Kamal -
Domestic Policy
Navigating the Omicron Wave
Omicron’s high transmissibility must not be underestimated and there is a real urgency to reduce the rate of transmission. Here are some keys to navigating Omicron’s surge.
By Ameen Kamal -
Education and Social Policy
Conflicting interests – potential determinant of brain drain in sports?
English English Published in Astro Awani and Focus Malaysia, image by Astro Awani. The sports industry could well be reaching an “inflection point”– whereby the dissatisfaction and resentment of our athletes at the relevant governing...
By Tze Yong Tan -
Domestic Policy
Integrate digital upskilling and reskilling initiatives into the education curriculum
By continuously reforming/improving and adapting the curriculum (in the education system), the end result is higher standards leading to better employability, and not least sought-after digital skills.
By Amanda Yeo -
Domestic Policy
Deconstructing 5G Rollout in Malaysia — Part 2
Digital National Berhad is yet to prove providing a synergistic win-win arrangement with respect to the cost-benefit for all stakeholders direly needed by Malaysia.
By Rais Hussin, Margarita Peredaryenko and Jason Loh -
Economy and Finance
Make rescuing children from poverty an urgent policy priority
We should attach equal importance to child poverty as with other critical issues such as climate change, economic growth models and women’s empowerment.
By Tze Yong Tan -
Education and Social Policy
Child Bullying – When Will It End?
Proactive and concerted actions by the authorities are needed to deal with child bullying to achieve the target of “zero child bullying” in our community.
By Tze Yong Tan -
Economy and Finance
Global citizenship – inevitable!
Being a national citizen is, therefore, similar to being a global citizen in that both have shared characteristics.
By Tze Yong Tan -
Economy and Finance
Rethinking Gen Z and Millennial employee retention strategies in a “post-pandemic” world
When both companies and government in Malaysia emphasise the talent development of the Gen Z and Millennials, they would be able to prevent massive talent outflow from the country.
By Amanda Yeo -
Domestic Policy
Social protection & security – a Welfare State in the making
A Welfare State can be instrumental in achieving this aspect or dimension of the Keluarga Malaysia philosophy.
By Jason Loh
