Iclif’s Leadership Energy Awards (ILEA) winners share how they overcame grief, bias and judgmental eyes to excel and inspire next generation of leaders.
Category: Issues
Creating righteous leaders for a better tomorrow
In a world full of hate and destruction, Rajeev Peshawaria, CEO and executive director of The Iclif Leadership and Governance Centre (ICLIF), is fighting the good fight – creating ethical leaders through ‘leadership energy’.
Over 10,000 schools in limbo over Internet connection in 2020
Education Ministry has yet to call for fresh tenders to provide Internet connection for over 10,000 schools next year, despite pledge after terminating 1BestariNet and Frog VLE in July.
Bringing life back to Klang River
Malaysians often take rivers for granted and need to be educated on their importance. In tandem with that, efforts are under way to clean Klang River to make it liveable and viable for recreation and tourism.
No mountain is too high for hero Cheng
Taiwanese Grayson Cheng had a mountain to climb in his search for Chen Wen Yu who was reunited with his wife and 20-year-old daughter Natasha Febriani whom he had never met. Cheng shares how he went door to door to locate the 64-year-old in the mountainous terrain of Pali Hsiang in Taiwan.
Natasha, 20, meets dad and siblings for first time
Efforts by Malaysian Tay Hock Seng and his Taiwanese friend Grayson Cheng to unite Indonesian-Taiwanese family ends in emotional heartwarming get-together.
Indonesian to finally meet dad thanks to Malaysian
Malaysian Tay Hock Seng helps unite 20-year-old Indonesian Natasha Febriani and her Taiwanese father Chen Wen Yu whom she has never met. AirAsia is sponsoring flight tickets to Taiwan for Natasha, her mother Wong Mei Tju and Tay.
We are failing our sexually abused children
Senior consultant pediatrician Datuk Dr Amar Singh HSS says present practice and system in Malaysia is depriving young sexual victims of justice.
Fight For Change paves way for greater awareness about role of journos
National Press Club of Malaysia president Datuk Ahirudin Attan says the club shares the Fight For Change 2019 message to try almost anything to champion welfare of media practitioners in Malaysia.
Rashid on mission for free, fair, transparent elections
Electoral Reform Committee chairman Tan Sri Rashid Abdul Rahman shares his insights with Twentytwo13 about the transparency of political funding, effectiveness of first-past-the-post system and his love for farming.
40-year fact-finding mission to nowhere
No solution in sight for controversial commercial development in Jalan Maarof, Bangsar, after land ‘robbed’ from the people.
Will City Hall finally give heed to the voices of the people?
Kuala Lumpur City Hall has finally called for a meeting with Bangsar residents over controversial commercial development on land meant to be open space.
Is the writing on the wall for journalism?
Recent forum regarding the media industry drew a motley crowd with the question ‘Who is killing Malaysian media?’ left unanswered.