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Weird elephant from India, France education reform and best birthday present ever!

Cambridge Analytica Scandal hits Malaysian Politics!

On today's episode, we look back at some of the most attention grabbing events and initiatives that celebrate Women and our contributions to the world in recognition of the International Women's Day. The New York Times launched the Overlooked series to celebrate remarkable women who deserved to be on their obituaries but didn't since the publication started its obituaries section in 1851\. Meanwhile, The Headless Women of Hollywood: a movie poster project that shines a light on Hollywood’s continued and blatant sexism takes over the internet this month. The project catalogues all the heinous posters from across the TV, film and advertising industries that include women’s headless anatomy as their main selling point. Also on VIVA, the death of Sudan, the world's last 'eligible bachelor'.

Cambridge Analytica harvested data from 50 million Facebook profiles, Ibrahim Sani​ explains for you the Facebook and Cambridge Analytica nightmare.

School walkouts in US, the end of Toys 'R' Us and Finland is the happiest!

One of the greatest minds of our generations has passed, who do we look to next to lead the generation?

How to make your own state oil & gas company?

Step 1: Have a big footnote in the Federal Constitution that says you can. Petros is the newly created state-owned oil & gas company. Ibrahim Sani explores the background and history of this rich and powerful state, to show what it takes (legally and politically) to make this happen.

Trump and Jong-un to meet, number of Child Marriages down and the perfect phone for kids!

Its the International Women's Day where we celebrate the triumphs and glory of women, fight for equality and demand for greater representation in both government and private sector. Forbes released its world's billionaire list. For Malaysia, Robert Kuok tops the list as previous years. The number of billionaires are rising too. Remembering MH370\. Families and loved ones keep the hope for closure alive.

Sarawak has its own oil & gas company called Petros. This is HUGE deal for the country. Here's three reasons why a state having its own oil & gas company is a big deal for Malaysia.