Throughout history, women have played crucial roles beyond attending to their households. Their roles have been evident in movements striving for independence and societal progress.
Enter any preschool in Malaysia, and you will be greeted with murals of cartoon characters and repetitive, catchy earworms – most parents bobble their heads
Like other East Asian nations, Malaysia has experienced significant urbanisation, making it one of the most urbanised countries in the region, trailing behind Japan, South
As a child turns 3 years old, parents clamber for potential pre-schools to enrol their children in, hoarding pamphlets of possible establishments and reading online
Sama ada dilahirkan dalam golongan diraja ataupun bergabung dengan keluarga diraja secara perkahwinan – para putera puteri, Raja dan Permaisuri di Malaysia tidak ragu-ragu menggunakan
Amidst the ever-shifting tides of uncertainty that engulf our world, there emerges a steady stream of heartening and uplifting stories, serving as beacons of hope
Malaysia Fellow Will Chua is redefining success by nourishing lives with healthy food and a strong sense of community. The notion of redefining success rubs
Food waste is a growing issue in many countries, including Malaysia. And yet this excess seems to run counter to growing hunger issues among lower-income
In 2021, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin officially launched the 100 Million Tree-Planting Campaign 2020-2025, kicking it off by planting a Merbau tree in the garden
In March 2015, illegal immigrants’ transit camps and 147 mass graves were discovered in Wang Kelian, Perlis, close to the Malay-Thai border. The skeletal remains