
Reality Check: How are Malaysians coping with the pandemic?
As the coronavirus rapidly sweeps across Malaysia, more and more families are finding it hard to cope with the day-to-day struggles of living amidst a

As the coronavirus rapidly sweeps across Malaysia, more and more families are finding it hard to cope with the day-to-day struggles of living amidst a

Komuniti peribumi Malaysia, atau lebih dikenali sebagai Orang Asli, adalah salah satu populasi termiskin di Malaysia. 33% penduduk Orang Asli dianggap miskin tegar. Dalam sebuah

Being a youth today is quite an opportune moment. The Movement Control Order (MCO) has brought out the best of changemakers in Malaysia. Today’s empowered

Though there has been increased awareness on mental health issues arising from COVID-19, much of the discourse has been centred primarily around middle-aged and working

Apabila kita terfikir tentang komuniti peribumi Malaysia (atau lebih dikenali sebagai Orang Asli), seringkali timbulnya persepsi bahawa mereka merupakan penduduk kampung yang tinggal jauh di

COVID-19 has significantly accelerated Malaysia’s pace towards digitalisation. Whether it be for work, school, shopping or entertainment, it is undisputed that our dependency on virtual

White flags have been raised all across Malaysia by those in financial distress. They hang dismally— lining our windows, front porches and apartment balconies. In

Malaysian healthcare takes pride in its universal access to all its citizens. The Health Ministry’s annual reports indicate year on year improvements in ensuring that

The Malaysian indigenous community, otherwise known as the Orang Asli, are one of the poorest demographics in Malaysia. 33% of the Orang Asli population are

The coronavirus pandemic has impacted every person – young and old, every community – rural and urban and not one has been spared. But the