Counterpoint: PM’s Genovasi drive just doesn’t jive
The Genovasi Challenge urges young Malaysians to prevent complaining and do something Yet while humans do, they are punished – now not a terribly right manner to inspire modern wondering MALAYSIA’S Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak launched the Genovasi initiative in August to plenty mainstream media fanfare and with all of the proper messaging: To broaden five,000 youths as ‘innovation ambassadors’ who would spur progress, a higher satisfactory of life and solutions for the state. Genovasi – a portmanteau of generasi (technology) and inovasi (innovation) – will work with ‘global innovation leaders’ to impart innovation, capabilities, know-how and methodologies to those innovation ambassadors. More these days, the PM also released the Genovasi Challenge, with its first focus on ‘Connected Communities,’ urging Malaysians elderly 14 and above to submit ideas on how “to improve or increase your neighborhood that complements the high-quality of life within the network.” T...