Kini dinobatkan Miss Universe Malaysia 2020, Francisca Luhong James teruja untuk mewakili Malaysia di pertandingan Miss Universe yang masyur.
37 peratus isi rumah yang berpendapatan di bawah RM2,000 berkata bahawa mereka tiada simpanan
Ayu A/P Majid, 25 years old was born in Kampung Chengkelik, R.P.S. Kuala Betis, Gua Musang, Kelantan. Gua Musang is home to a sizable community of Orang Asli’s of which Ayu is one of them. As a young girl, Ayu had very noble aspirations of becoming a teacher. She had pretend play sessions with her friends where she taught them under a tree and her ‘students’ would listen attentively.
This article explores three interesting facts that we found out about the B40 community in Malaysia. It may help you to understand that people in poverty face a web of food and nutrition related issues and they require an array of interventions.
You may be born poor, but that should not define you. To be born poor doesn’t mean you’ll always be poor. We live in a world where opportunities are greater than ever, where borders are erased and redefined and where futures are being scripted. Our days ahead are shaped by the habits we adopt today – but, why are there still so many poor people in the world today? Maybe it has something to do with eroding habits that eat into our hard-earned cash.
Kita semua tahu bahawa air adalah salah satu sumber kehidupan yang penting sebagai keperluan asas untuk setiap manusia. Malah, ia sangat mudah untuk mengambil air
Sejak kecil lagi, gadis orang asli Ayumajid yang berasal dari Kelantan bercita-cita untuk menjadi seorang guru kepada generasi yang akan datang.
An American study revealed that 90% of Generation Z believe that companies have a responsibility to help environmental and social issues. This also translates to
Hampir 30% daripada keseluruhan kes perkahwinan kanak-kanak di dunia berlaku di rantau Asia Selatan. Isu ini amat serius kerana jumlah ini meningkat sebanyak 12 juta setiap tahun dan merampas masa depan gadis-gadis muda.
Malaysian politician and former Minister for Youth and Sports, Syed Saddiq offered to adopt a new hairstyle on the line to raise funds for less fortunate students in Muar, under his fundraiser programme named “One Family, One Laptop”. This quickly became a hot topic and was more commonly referred to as the #BotakChallenge.