When the pandemic hit, many households in Malaysia faced a rude awakening about their financial state. Even prior to the pandemic, many low-income families and
Frank Steward Panting Sa dreams of becoming a teacher in the future. When he received the invitation to attend an online admission interview for Universiti
The human resources minister, M. Saravanan, announced that the minimum wage is set to increase to “around RM 1,500 a month” before the end of
At the peak of the pandemic, 826,100 Malaysians (5.2% unemployment rate) were out of jobs and many of them were fresh graduates[1]. At the same
Agriculture is a vital sector in Malaysia’s economy, contributing 7.4% to the nation’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2020[1], and over the years, it employs
Sulie Abell, the founder of Sluvi Natural’s journey into skincare started off with her own struggle to cure eczema. Through her research, she handcrafted her
Muhamad Yenash was only 18 when he started selling slippers in the night market. His business model was simple. Yenash would buy slippers from wholesale
In a written response to Pandan MP Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail inquiring about the number of active Employment Provident Fund (EPF) contributors
Kate Raworth entered the field of economics with a vision of changing the world like many of us dreamt of doing. During her years of
In the recent announcement of Budget 2022, Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz announced an allocation to Ministry of Education worth RM52.6 billion and to