On Tuesday 28th of June, Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin announced that in conjunction with the Economic Recovery and People’s Protection Package (PEMULIH), the
Since the pandemic began, questions regarding the state of Malaysia’s economy sparked round table conversations nationwide. Would we be able to take such a hit
The floods that hit Beaufort, Sabah in May 2021 left many villages cut off from the outside world. Power lines were affected, clean water supply
Globally, jobs in the airline industry saw a 43% reduction compared to pre-Covid times. This amounts to an estimated 4.8 million people losing their jobs[1].
In May 2020, Malaysia hit a 27-year high when unemployment rose to 5.3%[1]. It is estimated that 1.5 – 2.4 million (5 – 8%) more
I remembered, right after secondary school, I wanted to volunteer somewhere and I was pointed to a refugee school right in the heart of KL
On the 11th of June 2021, the government announced that it would be extending its nationwide lockdown with COVID 19 cases spiking well into the
20th June is World Refugee Day, a day where the spotlight is on refugees. We want to recognise them as people who deserve basic human
The World Refugee Day is an international day established by the United Nations to acknowledge the many refugees and asylum seekers around the world. Annually,
Nadia Qistina Halim, a 27 year old pre school teacher and Capoeira (Brazilian martial arts) enthusiast, has been teaching refugee children on weekends while on