Dr Kervis Soo has never waited to be wealthy before being generous. He sold things at age 7, started a business at 13, and was already visiting orphanages and old folks homes with his own money at 18. His charity story is not a chapter of his life. It is the entire book.
Your complete guide to Malaysia Pass It On Charity Festival 2026 — why Dr Kervis Soo won the top award, what Ms Puiyi and DJ Amber Na have done for charity, and what this event means for Malaysia’s philanthropic future.
A mobile threat across the city.
A festive financial powerhouse.
A rivalry built on speed and ambition.
Rescue efforts failed to save the trapped passenger.
New risks for private sharing
A minor’s plea to return home.
The alleged addendum failed to sway the court.
Authorities seized drugs worth over RM1.5 billion.
