Never like Mendaki since last time. All my financial application was decline due to my race is Boyanese and not Malay. Bleargh! Still deduct my pay. Take my pay for free uh? Aku kerja bukan untuk kasi korang free free k.
Dont comment and say ‘ sedekah dengan ikhlas” NO this is not sedekah this is mencuri!
Whether i donate or not, its between me and ALLAH SWT. how much i donate its between me and HIM. There’s a no need for people to know or proud abt it.
Source: Jiliah Jimahat
Nak register anak masuk madrasah mingguan, registration fee satu pelajar berharga $110, 2 anak dah $220. Itu belum termasuk buku dan uniform. Pancit juga. Isteri bilang boleh minta subsidise dari Mendaki atau Muis. Aku bilang dia jangan buang masa minta bantuan dgn 2 badan ni.
Selagi ada tv kat rumah, application bantuan kewangan akan fail. Dah 4 tahun aku sorang cari rezeki untuk keluarga. Memang penat, itu pun ada yg hutang tak bayar2 termasuk duit penat bekam.
Ya aku sindir keras gila vavi ni. Pelajaran dunia dan ukhrawi mahal mana pun, aku tetap akan usaha untuk pendidikan pelajaran anak2. Yg penting aku tak hutang siapa2 melainkan hutang rumah, kenderaan, dan hutang budi pada Allah.
Yg kuat hutang tu, tak kiralah dgn siapa, hidupnya tak akan tenang, hidupnya akan makin susah. Ni bukan aku doakan tapi kata2 dari kalam ulama. Saje nak bersuara. Kalau tak bersuara orang tak tahu kepeee…kepala pistol tembak satu. 
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Source: Ahmad Khairuddin
The number of bicycle abuse cases have been on the rise since bike-sharing initiatives were introduced in Singapore.
Stomper Erica came across a student abusing an ofo bike near a block of flats in Bishan yesterday (July 25), between 4pm to 5pm.
When she got home, her son showed her a video of the same student which had been posted on Instagram.
Erica forwarded the video to Stomp.
In the video, a group of boys, some of whom were in uniforms, were at a basketball court.
A bespectacled boy then moved the ofo bicycle near a grass patch, and declared, ‘now you break the ofo bike’, before pushing the bike without getting on.
The riderless bicycle moved a short distance before collapsing on the ground.
Throughout the video, the words, ‘breaking OFOFO’ were displayed.
Said Erica:
“It’s very sad to see students abusing these ofo bikes.
“What’s worse, they recorded a video and posted it on Instagram, thinking that it is cool to do so!”
Source: http://stomp.straitstimes.com
It’s another fine weather day. Staff Sergeant Hazwani from the Community Policing Unit (CPU) of Hougang NPC proved that girls can be as good, if not, better than boys when it comes to football.
She was patrolling the neighbourhood when she came across a group of students. The students had just finished their classes and were playing football.
Staff Sergeant Hazwani joined the students and exchanged some football skills. She demonstrated her football juggling skills which mesmerised the students. Incidentally, Staff Sergeant Hazwani is also a Delta League Mentor. As a mentor, she guides an all girls team in an islandwide biannual futsal competition.
Lastly, we wish to remind all to look after your belongings while you are enjoying your activities in public.
Sports and outdoor activities are great for the mind and staying healthy. But do stay free from gangs and vices.
Source: Hougang NPC
Consumers here do not need to travel to the United Kingdom to get their hands on products from British food retailer Tesco.
Local supermarket chain FairPrice is offering over 400 Tesco products at close to 60 of its outlets and at its online store, under a partnership with Tesco officially announced on Wednesday (July 26). It is the first and only retailer offering Tesco products in Singapore.
FairPrice starting introducing a small range of Tesco products two years ago and is doubling the range of products and the number of outlets which offer the brand.
The expanded range includes Tesco finest – the premium version of the brand – with products such as Fair Trade certified coffee, authentic Italian pasta from the Italian city Gragano, traditional British biscuits and a large selection of quality wines.
FairPrice chief executive Seah Kian Peng said the partnership with Tesco “will help boost our ongoing efforts in catering to the changing lifestyles and tastes of our customers”.
Chief executive of Tesco in Asia Tony Hoggett said: “With FairPrice’s local expertise and Tesco’s track record of sourcing great quality products from around the world at affordable prices, we are confident that together we can offer unrivalled quality and value to shoppers in Singapore.”
FairPrice also launched a new “store-in-store” concept at its FairPrice Finest outlet at Bukit Timah Plaza.
A space within the outlet has been set aside as a Tesco finest store, featuring about 150 specially curated Tesco products exclusive to the outlet, including the widest selection of Tesco wines available in Singapore.
FairPrice will expand its range of Tesco products to include a greater variety of packaged and chilled food.
Besides Tesco, FairPrice also carries products by other international retailers including American retailer Costco’s house brand Kirkland and European food retailer Delhaize.
Source: http://www.straitstimes.com