
The Truth Behind Low-Cost Housing Units in Malaysia: Are They Actually Liveable?
Rizal Ramli lives in a cramped 700 sq ft flat in Kota Damansara with his wife and children. The front door of the 36-year-old man’s
Rizal Ramli lives in a cramped 700 sq ft flat in Kota Damansara with his wife and children. The front door of the 36-year-old man’s
A food desert is a region where people have limited access to healthy and affordable food, usually because of low incomes or having to travel
If Malaysia votes yes to the new proposed ban, it will be one of the first countries in the world to enact tobacco generational endgame
There was a time when Aziz Mustaffa patrolled the beaches on Terengganu looking for sea turtle eggs to collect and sell. Nowadays though, he patrols
Securing affordable housing gives you a roof over your head, but it doesn’t always guarantee elements of conducive living such as comfort, accessibility and safety.
The recent flash floods in Baling, Kedah have been one of the worst in recent memory leaving 1,424 victims from 93 families displaced from their
Cutting-edge, fast-paced and advanced – that’s the typical perception of what a company should be. But today, startups have redefined the industry. Startups are emerging
In Malaysia, there were over 230,000 single mothers reported in 2016. This number has since increased[1]. During the Covid-19 lockdowns, some marriages were on the
Single mother Asmawiah Ismail had her heart torn when her two children had to go to school in ‘Phua Chu Kang’ boots (yellow rubber boots).
Habiel Haiqal Jamil was propelled into the working world at the tender age of 18. Hailing from Klang, Selangor, Habiel is the middle child in
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