Singer Post Malone donating 10,000 pairs of Crocs to US frontliners

The Grammy winner will be giving the 10,000 pairs to frontliners in 70 hospitals across the US.

Unwanted tech helps bridge ‘digital divide’ in lockdown Britain

When British single mother Martha sensed another Covid-19 lockdown was looming, one of her biggest worries was how her three young sons would cope with online schooling again when the family still didn’t have a computer.

A pregnancy test for the visually impaired

Forced to ask for help, visually impaired women are deprived of the privacy of finding out the results of a pregnancy test.

Club donates foodstuff to needy PPR residents in PJ

WHEN the going got tough, kindhearted individuals and corporate donors did not back out and continued to help the needy and less fortunate.

Raising over RM1mil for charity

SHARP Electronics (M) Sdn Bhd (Sharp) is aiming to raise over RM1mil through its Malaysia Tabah 2021 initiative in support of those affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Old school: German great-grandpa pitches in with homeschooling

Ushering in A Joyful Year

Mobile app to enhance customers’ shopping experience.

I’ve found my true calling, says soup kitchen volunteer

JOHOR BARU: In the good old pre-coro­­na­virus days, Chin Jing Jing used to make up to eight types of kuih to sell at her stall in Kampung Pasir Putih, Pasir Gudang, here.Now that she has given up that business due to the movement control order, the 60-year-old isn’t actually taking things easy either.

NGOs try to ensure no one goes hungry

IPOH: Many NGOs here continue to provide assistance to those affected by the Covid-19 pandemic even though Perak is under the less restrictive conditional movement control order.

KL parks allowed to open after NSC approval, says Annuar Musa

KUALA LUMPUR: The decision to keep public parks open in Kuala Lumpur was approved by the National Security Council (NSC), says Tan Sri Annuar Musa.