Former VI student blasts Fadhlina's RM200,000 windfall for 'rich school'
The embattled minister comes under fire again for what critics say are her misplaced priorities for the education sector.
Fadhlina's badge of shame: RM8.4 million for flag pins fuels pressure on minister to resign
The cost of the initiative is seen as a waste, benefiting only certain parties without any advantage for the education system.
Pressure grows on Fadhlina to resign as Sabah gripped by Zara protests
Public outrage is also fuelled by a video in which the minister was rousing students and teachers at a school to praise the prime minister.
Expert rubbishes Putrajaya's plan to close schools during Asean summits
The government's solution to ease the movements of Asean leaders and delegates is seen as accommodating politicians to the detriment of students.
'Bahasa Melayu made dizzy' for primary school students?
Complicated syllabus hindering efforts to teach the national language from a young age, experts say.
Primary school textbooks leave teachers and parents dumbfounded
Complicated language and topics that are too advanced for their age, causing students to lose interest in critical subjects.
In storm over booze money, support for Fadhlina comes from outside Cabinet
Activists urge Putrajaya to put its foot down on the issue amid pressure on the education minister to make concessions.
So are tobacco funds okay, asks Chinese educationist as DAP defends booze money for schools
Former Petaling Jaya MP accuses politicians who attack PAS for criticising beer companies sponsoring Chinese schools of double standards.
'Meaningless and deceitful': Anwar slammed over 'guaranteed' matriculation spots for non-Bumis
A rights advocate and an education pressure group say the 10As caveat means that nothing will change in the plight of non-Bumiputera students denied entry to public universities.
Malaysia's hopes of becoming high-tech nation still distant amid high failure rate in maths
Experts cite the lack of exams and motivation as well as a problematic curriculum.
Health and education to continue receiving biggest allocations, Anwar says on budget
The prime minister also says that subsidy rationalisation is necessary to ensure that government subsidies benefit the groups which truly need help.
Free tertiary education in Sarawak from 2026, says premier
Abang Johari Openg cites the annual projection of Sarawak's income, which has increased since 2020.
