Najiba, a mother of four, is an Afghan refugee living in Kuala Lumpur. She fled the escalating military and political conflict in her homeland with
Sabah stands at a crossroads. Long reliant on traditional industries such as agriculture and tourism, the state faces growing economic pressures, including an unemployment rate
Malaysia Fellow Joelle Pang is transforming the gig work landscape through technology, offering a holistic transformation in the lives of many. Moral imagination means to
Like other East Asian nations, Malaysia has experienced significant urbanisation, making it one of the most urbanised countries in the region, trailing behind Japan, South
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
Women empowerment in Malaysia has improved over the years and this is evident through the increase in women’s participation in the labour force, moving up
Having faced different challenges throughout their lives, they all worked to the best of their abilities to reach where they stand today. For some, they
Are you looking to grow your skill sets in order to be competitive? Are you a fresh graduate seeking for employment? Or you may be
When it comes to food and street foods, Malaysia has plenty to boast about from cendol to goreng pisang for our tea and the burger
Malaysians are spoilt for choices when it comes to selecting burgers for a quick meal or snack. This ranges from burgers produced by fast-food chains