Sugar? Yes, Please! Malaysians Can’t Live Without Sugar And The Stats Show It
November 10, 2022
We Malaysians love our sugar, we put it in our drinks and we use it to make our kuih. But that love is slowly killing
Category: Food & Nutrition
Processed Food, Poverty And The Price People Pay For Cheaper Food Options
October 23, 2022
A food desert is a region where people have limited access to healthy and affordable food, usually because of low incomes or having to travel
The Flooding Of Malaysia’s Rice Bowl – Sea Level Rise And Its Repercussions On Kedah’s Rice Farmers
October 4, 2022
The state of Kedah is known as the “Rice Bowl of Malaysia” since it produces some 43% of Malaysia’s home-grown rice[1]. As such, many of
Malaysians Share How They Are Coping With The Price Hikes And Ringgit Depreciation
June 28, 2022
Each week, we are greeted with an increase in raw goods such as chicken, flour and vegetables. Most recently, the suggestion that our electricity bills
8 Malaysians Whose Impact Is Recognized Globally
June 27, 2022
Success is measured in different ways. When we foster a community that praises success, we find ourselves inspired. Over the years, our fellow Malaysians have
Price Hikes May Result In Increased Stunting – But It Doesn’t Need To Be That Way
June 9, 2022
As we sighed in relief with the loosening restrictions caused by the pandemic, there’s another problem that looms in Malaysia. The Department of Statistics Malaysia’s
Miss World Malaysia and Graduate Doctor Advocates For Better Health Among The Orang Asli
March 13, 2022
26-year-old Lavanya Sivaji has made waves through her pageant platform. It has allowed her to advocate an issue dear to her which is the Orang
15-year-old Superstar Chef, Danish Harraz Has A Mega Big Heart For The Needy
February 10, 2022
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
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
Free Breakfast Programme Cancelled: What Does It Mean For The Children
December 8, 2021
Recently, a story shared by a Terengganu primary school teacher, Cikgu Lynn Ismail, left some netizens distraught. The story came as a post on Cikgu