RM100,000 education trust fund to aid underprivileged students, says Sugut rep


KOTA KINABALU: An education trust fund has been set up in Sabah’s rural Sugut district to help children from underprivileged families further their studies.

Sugut assemblyman Datuk James Ratib (pic) said this trust fund, which would start with a RM100,000 fund in 2025, could help villagers ease their burdens in sending their children to private or public higher learning institutions.

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