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Economy and FinanceBuy now, pay later – and “forever”?
As financial services evolve, so must our mindsets.
By Jennifer Ley -
Domestic Policy
e-Waste in Malaysia – a gnawing problem
Recycling e-waste is critical for meeting the growing demand for electronics and for environmental safety.
By Juhi Todi -
Education and Social Policy
Gender-based violence (GBV) – the plight of Rohingya refugee women
Over the years, Rohingya women and girls have faced various forms of GBV.
By Jachintha Joyce Devasagayam Jayakumar -
Domestic Policy
“Pre-marital” children in Malaysia – addressing the issue
Removing the 'Illegitimate' title given to children born out of wedlock is critical for their mental and emotional health.
By Juhi Todi -
Education and Social Policy
Investing in employee mental health in Malaysia
Investing in employee mental health is critical for organisational and economic success.
By Juhi Todi -
Education and Social Policy
Safeguarding our senior citizens from financial scams
With Malaysia officially being an aged nation, it would be imperative to consolidate a practical framework to safeguard as well as empower Malaysia’s people throughout all stages of life.
By Jennifer Ley -
Domestic Policy
Alarming developments in child abuse
No child should have to live in constant fear of violence, but unfortunately, some do.
By Farah Natasya Muhamad Ridzuan -
Domestic Policy
A sense of urgency required in resolving dilapidated health and education infrastructure for East Malaysia
2023 marks Sabah’s and Sarawak’s 60th year anniversary of independence. The unity government does not have much time to delay/postpone resolving the MA63 agenda.
By Amanda Yeo -
Domestic Policy
Breast cancer in Malaysia – policy improvements – Part 2
Raising breast cancer awareness for all income groups and genders is critical to making it more treatable.
By Juhi Todi -
Education and Social Policy
Breast cancer in Malaysia – policy improvements – Part 1
The government should take additional pro-active steps to ensure that breast cancer treatments are less stressful or traumatic for the patients.
By Juhi Todi
