
Sinking Fast: 5 Places In Malaysia That Are Slowly Being Submerged
Malaysia’s coastlines are vulnerable to sea level rise. The Centre for Governance and Political Studies (Cent-GPS) has run a digital simulation showing that 9 major states will have

Malaysia’s coastlines are vulnerable to sea level rise. The Centre for Governance and Political Studies (Cent-GPS) has run a digital simulation showing that 9 major states will have

Gurun makanan merupakan sebuah kawasan dimana orang ramai mempunyai akses yang terhad kepada makanan yang berkhasiat dan berpatutan, selalunya kerana berpendapatan rendah ataupun perlu berjalan

While most people wouldn’t dare think of taking photos near garbage piles, Mr Ameer Roslan was busy posing in front of trash[1]. It’s possible that

For as long as anyone can remember, the often repetitive water cuts have been a major headache for those of us living in Selangor, and

Education is often seen as a key factor in achieving success in life, with a strong emphasis on completing formal education. However, success is not

To some ex-convicts and ex-drug addicts, life is easier in the sterile environment provided by prisons and rehabilitation facilities. To them, freedom means being forced

In 1957, a year after gaining independence, a Committee Member of the Malayan Agri-Horticultural Association (MAHA), Mr V.M. Hutson (later Tan Sri) opened a miniature

While most of us are concerned about plastic waste and the attempts to recycle (or upcycle) them, we must also spare a thought for other

In his budget presentation in 2021, now International Trade and Industry minister, Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Abdul Aziz proudly held a black woven folder bag

In 1998, Ng Kui Choo, a lecturer, was expecting her fourth child while juggling her doctoral studies[1]. With three children in tow, the high-achieving mother