Climate change is upon us, and its effects are more apparent in Malaysia with unpredictable weather and frequent annual flooding. It is no longer possible
Speech therapy aids those with communication problems often caused by speech disorders or due to injuries and illnesses. That’s where the vital role of a
When Malaysia’s shuttlers Chan Peng Soon and Goh Liu Ying were defeated in the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, the online backlash was overwhelming. National hero Lee
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
There is an increasing number of organisations rising to the challenge of providing employment for Persons with Disabilities (PwD) in the Klang Valley area such
Single mother Asmawiah Ismail had her heart torn when her two children had to go to school in ‘Phua Chu Kang’ boots (yellow rubber boots).
Malaysians are known for our generosity and we look out for each other as proven by #kitajagakita initiatives during the pandemic. We are a society
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