For over two years, the global pandemic along with its restrictions foreshadowed gloomy days for many sectors, especially food vendors. During this period, F&B vendors
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
The indigenous and native communities residing in Malaysia are composed of Orang Asli, Orang Ulu and the Anak Negeri. In 2017, it was estimated that
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
Have you ever imagined Santa Claus running a 42km marathon? How about a sumo wrestler? Or a human-sized banana? If you have been following Jeffrey
At the start of the year, the Malaysian Employer Federation applied for 475,678 migrant workers to work in the country[1]. The service industry, households and
As Malaysian households desperately need 30,000 foreign domestic workers, the F&B sector’s recovery also depends heavily on foreign labour to wait tables, serve customers and
For decades, Malaysia has relied on foreign labour, also known as migrant workers in key sectors of the economy. The key sectors include domestic help,
In terms of medical aid, being sheltered away from the city can be challenging and dangerous for communities that do not have easy access to
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