Do we need more scientists in our political leaders? OR scientists are just the ordinary workers. OR politician will call as they need. About time Malaysian should change especially we are in competition to support which superpower!

Among the Malays, Najib is the most popular (46 percent), followed by Abdul Hadi (36 percent), Anwar (34 percent) and Muhyiddin (26 percent).

The results are different among the Chinese. Anwar is by far the most popular (61 percent), followed by Najib (35 percent), Muhyiddin (15 percent). Abdul Hadi is the least popular, garnering a mere two percent.

Today, our workers have attained fair pay, decent working hours, safe working conditions, and the dignity of a secure retirement. All lecturers in the public universities also demand for salary review for better pay. But when if country's economy not improving?

Labour Day is celebrated around the world on the 1st of May.

Historically, Labour Day is a day to commemorate the economic and social achievements of workers, notably the establishment of 8-hour work days.

Labour laws in the past were substandard and workers in the 1800s started coming together to push for fairer treatment in the workplace.

Since we last celebrated Labour Day on May 1st 2013, the unemployment rate of Malaysia has further improved to an all-time low of 3.2% and is still one of the lowest in the world.

Today, our workers have attained fair pay, decent working hours, safe working conditions, and the dignity of a secure retirement.

Read more: PM Najib's Labour Day message to Malaysians - Latest - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/latest/pm-najib-s-labour-day-message-to-malaysians-1.583723#ixzz30U332rmD

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) Established in 1991, is an international research university dedicated to top-notch education and research. Founded on its mission to advance learning and knowledge through teaching and research particularly in science, technology, engineering, management and business studies complemented by humanities and social sciences, as well as assisting in Hong Kong’s socioeconomic development, this young and ambitious University has gone beyond the wildest dreams of many, climbing high in international esteem and reaping numerous honors and accolades. In 2013, HKUST is ranked 57th among 400 universities and no.3 in world’s top 100 Universities Under 50 by Times Higher Education: May be we can visit HKUST. Their image and outside look can represent their quality.

May be we can learn from our neighbour Singapore and Bangkok. We can see where to start and how to get in to high ranking university. How is their academic culture, planning and strategies.

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Malaysian universities not among world’s top ‘young’ institutions, global survey shows. University's ranking matters in Malaysia!!! How to go about? leadership, team work, hard work, strategies, money and quality staff. https://my.news.yahoo.com/malaysian-universities-not-among-world-top-young-institutions-225725779.html

http://www.starproperty.my/index.php/articles/property-news/five-universities-make-it-into-asoatop-100/

more actions from NGOs and Private sectors in turtle conservation. Education is very important. Pictures below in Pahang anf Terengganu Border.

In Holland, natural bridges are built for animals to cross the highway from one part of the forest reserve to the other. in Malaysia still arguing and looking for a suitable place; not for animal crossing but for oil palm.