
138 Languages, 80% Endangered: Who Will Keep Malaysia’s Native Tongues Alive?
On a humid Friday evening in Melaka, a living room hums with the rhythm of a fading tongue. Plastic chairs line the tiled floor as

On a humid Friday evening in Melaka, a living room hums with the rhythm of a fading tongue. Plastic chairs line the tiled floor as

“You are not locals. You don’t belong here. You can be displaced at any time…” These words mark the daily reality for those born without

In Kelantan, whispers have given way to questions and conversations, and these dialogues have become life-saving lessons. Gone are the days when talk of bodies,

Deep in the heart of Royal Belum State Park, where ancient trees whisper stories and tiger tracks mark the forest floor, a quiet revolution in

Step into the rich tapestry of Malaysia’s educational legacy as we embark on a journey through the hallowed halls of its historical schools. Each institution

Enter any preschool in Malaysia, and you will be greeted with murals of cartoon characters and repetitive, catchy earworms – most parents bobble their heads

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

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

When the word “teacher” resonates within your mind, is there a name that illuminates your thoughts? Teachers, the unsung heroes of our lives, have shaped

Wiki Impact celebrates Teacher’s Day 2023 by honouring teachers who go above and beyond to ensure that all children, regardless of their socio-economic status, citizenship,