For almost 50 years, Uncle Amran’s home has been the streets. From years of hopping between Johor, Penang and Ipoh, he once resided on the
Everything starts from water. We drink it to survive, water cleanses and nourishes nature. Many of us in the urban parts of Malaysia are accustomed
Lim Kok Cheong was born in 1945 amid uncertainties and at the height of the Second World War. Lim was born in Batam, Indonesia, but
The average Malaysian uses around 201 litres of water a day[1]. That is higher than the recommendation of 50 – 100 litres of water a
Within a short span of nearly three months, Malaysia has seen four occasions of flash flooding. The first was the unprecedented flash flooding that hit
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
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
Money isn’t everything, some said. But a tight budget can also be a hindrance when it comes to accessing resources. However, Malaysians are known for
The proportion of women leaders in Malaysia rose from 31% in 2020 to 37% in 2021. A figure that is higher than the global target
This year’s International Women’s Day, we celebrate six women leaders in the impact space. Women who take on pioneering roles and are driven by a