
Samuel Isaiah – Award-Winning Educator Who Found His Purpose While Teaching Orang Asli Children
Samuel Isaiah, 35, took the road less travelled when he embarked on a journey as an educator. Having been recognised for several teaching accolades –

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

Social justice is broadly defined as everyone should have equal access to – wealth, health, well-being, privileges and opportunity regardless of race, religion and age.

In 2015, Dr Mahaletchumy Arujunan was listed on World’s 100 Most Influential People in Biotechnology in a report published by a renowned scientific magazine, Scientific

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

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

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.

Penang is well-known as a tourist spot for both foreign and local holidaymakers. in Malaysia. The island is abundant with its food galore, sandy beaches

Habiel Haiqal Jamil was propelled into the working world at the tender age of 18. Hailing from Klang, Selangor, Habiel is the middle child in