Annually, on the 8th of March, women around the world are celebrated for their perseverance in breaking barriers, for rising against the status quo and
Annually, on the 8th of March, women around the world are celebrated for their perseverance in breaking barriers, for rising against the status quo and
Walk into any supermarket in Malaysia and you’d be sure to stumble on the Taj Mahal Ponni brand of rice on the shelves. The company
When their parents saw their affinity for doodling, when they were just toddlers. Sheldon, 15 and Emerson, 13, were given pens and papers to draw and
Climate change is upon us, and its effects are more apparent in Malaysia with unpredictable weather and frequent annual flooding. It is no longer possible
There is an increasing number of organisations rising to the challenge of providing employment for Persons with Disabilities (PwD) in the Klang Valley area such
Malaysians are known for our generosity and we look out for each other as proven by #kitajagakita initiatives during the pandemic. We are a society
Samuel Isaiah, 35, took the road less travelled when he embarked on a journey as an educator. Having been recognised for several teaching accolades –
The word inequality is synonymously related to the analogy of the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer. In Malaysia, it is not without
Across the first Movement Control Order period, 50 families in Selangor received a Covid-19 Aid Bag consisting of cooking oil, flour, sugar, biscuit, and other