Thoughtless adults could do well to learn about integrity from some youngsters who act responsibly in light of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Author: Purwaiz Alam
Purwaiz Alam is a journalist with over 35 years of experience, mostly doing editing. He has worked with most of the English medium newspapers in Malaysia and a couple of news portals.
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People are just envious of Ffira Mikah the great angel
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Trio’s contribution to Project 60.1 proves humanity is alive
Three people gave Purwaiz Alam the extra push to walk 26km and raise funds for Women’s Aid Organisation. He pays tribute to them and everyone else who supported Twentytwo13’s Project 60.1.
Great mee kari and laksa at the captain’s ‘cabin’
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With RM14,100 collected for WAO under Project 60.1, it’s time to keep a promise
Twentytwo13 has collected RM14,100 from friends for Women’s Aid Organisation. Tomorrow, Project 60.1 culminates with Purwaiz Alam walking 25km in support of women and children who are victims of domestic violence.
Last-minute donations raise Project 60.1 fund for WAO to almost RM14,000
More friends do their part by donating towards Twentytwo13’s Project 60.1 fund to help Women’s Aid Organisation run its programmes for battered women.