
5 Malaysian Towns Slowly Emptying Out And Why It Matters
In just 50 years, Malaysia’s urbanisation rate has nearly tripled from 28% in 1970 to over 75% today[1]. Cities like Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya, Selangor, Penang,

In just 50 years, Malaysia’s urbanisation rate has nearly tripled from 28% in 1970 to over 75% today[1]. Cities like Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya, Selangor, Penang,

We often take it for granted: a roof over our heads, walls that keep out the heat and rain, and a place to return to

Untuk sesetengah wanita, impian hidup bahagia selamanya bermakna mencari pasangan hidup dan membina masa depan bersama. Tetapi bagi sebahagian wanita lain, impian itu mempunyai makna

For some women, the dream of a happily-ever-after means finding a life partner and building a future together. But for others, the story unfolds very

Since the 2022 election, Sarawak’s newspaper headlines have regularly highlighted a fascinating trend: the state is increasingly charting its own course, distinct from the rest

The deadline to end hunger, food insecurity and every form of malnutrition in the world is in 2030[1]. With 9 years away from the deadline,

Treated as mere outcasts in a country that they simply wish to call a second home, the plight of refugee children appears to be constant

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“We cannot overcome poverty by giving the poor money. This will not make them rich. On the contrary, for as long as they receive aid,