Efforts by Malaysian Tay Hock Seng and his Taiwanese friend Grayson Cheng to unite Indonesian-Taiwanese family ends in emotional heartwarming get-together.
Category: Issues
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.
Fate of controversial KL City Plan 2020 lies in court’s hands
273 infringements were recorded in the gazetted Kuala Lumpur City Plan 2020, including a commercial development on 0.2 hectare in Jalan Maarof, Bangsar as stakeholders’ case against authorities set for judicial review today.
Pneumococcal vaccination remains major priority, says Health Minister
Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad said while there are many competing health priorities within a small budget, listing pneumococcal vaccination (PCV) in the National Immunisation Programme remains the government’s major priority and to uphold its pledge in the Buku Harapan.
Will PH govt uphold pneumococcal vaccination pledge?
The lack of money has been the stumbling block in making pneumococcal vaccination part of the National Immunisation Programme in Malaysia for over a decade. But the Pakatan Harapan government may finally fulfill their pledge to do so.
The business of being a good leader
The Iclif Leadership and Governance Centre’s 7th Leadership Energy Summit Asia conference will see Datuk Nicol David and six world-class speakers share their experience on what makes a great leader.
Yo bro, you need to buck up – big time
Youth and Sports Minister Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman is trying very hard to prove his worth but the youngest Malaysian minister seems to be failing at most of his attempts.