At the side of Iban warriors, a gleaming blade known as the parang Ilang is securely fastened. This sword bears a harrowing history of tribal
Malaysia Fellow Cheryl Goh is driving sustainability efforts to cut food waste, saving over 2.6 billion single-use cutlery from entering landfills. If you have an
In a modest kitchen located at PPR (People’s Housing Project) Gombak Setia, Normah Tekah, a single mother, skillfully prepares delicious meals to satisfy the demands
I am Ronnie Bahari, a Temuan-Semai man, father of three, and a custodian of Orang Asli culture. – Ronnie Bahari A proud Orang Asli hailing from
Malaysia’s philanthropic landscape has shown remarkable progress amidst the pandemic challenges. The Doing Good Index 2022 by the Centre for Asian Philanthropy and Society sheds
Once upon a time in Malaysia, the lush forests were home to ‘Pak Belang’, also known as the Malayan tiger. This majestic predator, distinguished by
The 5th of June, 2023 marks a significant milestone—the 50th anniversary of World Environment Day, an extraordinary day that was born out of the visionary
An elegant jewellery shop glistening in gold and gemstones stood on Jalan Masjid Kapitan Keling (formerly known as Pitt Street) in Georgetown, Penang. 111 Pitt
School closures, lockdowns, and movement restrictions were all foreign to the nation until March 2020, when a global pandemic wreaked havoc on education. Suddenly, students
To most West Malaysians, “Kaamatan” and “Gawai” barely register in their vocabulary. But to East Malaysians, the two festivals are as important as Ramadan and