Evening Edition

We go through the events that happened in Parliament this week.

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NGO Peka feels that we don't care enough about our forests.

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One of our listeners is a tutor in a private tuition centre and she has concerns about how they are run - no training for teachers and safety courses.

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This sets Lyft as a challenger to Uber who's been feeling the pinch to go public.

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We go through some of our favourite headlines from the day: the newly announced PTPTN repayment scheme is delayed, SUHAKAM's Human Rights Day event, students can now bring their own computer devices to school, and the global challenges related to retirement.

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Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel's use of the term "s**tstorm" has prompted a discussion on the many wonderful ways in which some words can get lost in translation.

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In light of an expose by The Guardian alleging forced labour in Top Glove, we discuss with New Su Shern what modern slavery means.

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Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad told Free Malaysia Today in an interview that increasing wages in the civil sector will lead to price increases. We discuss with an economist if that is necessarily the case.

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There's backlash against the government's move to deduct PTPTN loans directly from salaries- we explore the feasibility of this idea and the impact it will have on employers and borrowers.

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The Employees Provident Fund is set to align the mandatory monthly contribution to match the newly amended Minimum Wages Order.

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