
6 Little-Known Facts About The 60-Year History of Yayasan Tunku Abdul Rahman
How do you build a living monument? Six decades ago, Malaysia set out to honour its founding father, Y.T.M. Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra al-Haj. Rather

How do you build a living monument? Six decades ago, Malaysia set out to honour its founding father, Y.T.M. Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra al-Haj. Rather

For 60 years, Yayasan Tunku Abdul Rahman (YTAR), one of Malaysia’s longest-standing national education foundations, has been helping Malaysians access higher education and develop into

“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 Malaysia today, the classroom doesn’t end when the bell rings. It continues on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, where students spend much of their time.

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

In Malaysia, some educators go beyond textbooks and classrooms to reach the unreached, uplift the marginalised, and innovate for a more inclusive future. Meet seven

Professor Joseph Cherian, a Malaccan, exemplifies a breed of influential academics with careers beyond the walls of academia, bringing global insights and experience to serve

Bubbly, personable, and intelligent, Khadijah Shamsul has made change-making a personal mission from the very start of her career. In 2015, driven by a passion

He was questioned under the Sedition Act of 1948 in late June 2024 for his online comments on the evictions of the Bajau Laut community

2023 stands as the first chapter for Malaysia’s historical unit government, a year that has witnessed transformative changes across various dimensions. From policies etched into