8 Organisations Spreading Goodwill This Chinese New Year
January 31, 2022
For close to 2 years, Malaysia has been on edge combating the pandemic. There was a collective tension in the air as the daily cases
Five Youths From Kg Chawan, Kuching Making Headway Through Batik Weaving
January 28, 2022
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Seven Volunteer Experiences In Johor Worth Checking Out
January 27, 2022
Like many Malaysian cities, the state of Johor is worthy of many site visits and food adventures. Johor is home to divine street food, rich
6 Anonymous Acts Of Kindness That Will Inspire You
January 27, 2022
In the day and age of social media and plenty of crowdfunding platforms, a simple act of kindness of donation is often in the spotlight
Promising Exit Out Of The Pandemic. High In-Demand Sectors Still Looking For Employees
January 26, 2022
At the start of the pandemic, industries and companies were forced to lay off their employees to stay afloat. Many were left retrenched, the unemployment
Lee Thiam Wah Wears Many Crowns – ‘The King of Mini Marts’, Burger King And Now Alliance Bank
January 24, 2022
Who is Lee Thiam Wah? Have you ever noticed the 99 Speedmarts all around you? Well, he’s the man behind it. Dubbed as the ‘King of Mini Marts’, Lee was born in 1964 in Klang. As a baby, Lee suffered a severe case of polio and as a result, he lost his legs. Since then, he has been wheelchair-bound. Lee’s rags-to-riches story is truly inspiring.
Guardians Of The Forest: Do We Give Enough Credit To The Orang Asli For Protecting Malaysia’s Natural Capital?
January 24, 2022
The Orang Asli community and the land have worked in tandem for decades. A respectful partnership with the forest, the Orang Asli community only reaps
Malaysian Education Blueprint 2013-2025: A Closer Look At Where Malaysia Stands
January 24, 2022
The Malaysian Education Blueprint launched in 2013 is the government’s promise to continuously improve the education system. At its core, the Blueprint aims to equip
Impending Food Shortage Ahead of CNY And Hari Raya. Recent #DaruratBanjir Wiped Out Farms
January 21, 2022
In November 2021, the Consumer Association Penang shared that the prices of vegetables such as broccoli have increased from RM8 to RM20 per kg and
Tourism Is Back. Is It A Good Or Bad Thing For Marginalised Communities?
January 20, 2022
With travelling no longer restricted to fully-vaccinated individuals, no doubt many have booked their flight tickets and packed their bags, making up for the lost