Not all senior citizens are fortunate to have the means to organise transportation to vaccination centres. Mr and Mrs Ong, 82 and 78 years old
As Malaysia is facing another surge of Covid-19 cases, it is imperative that the government is well prepared to handle the crises and does not
With temperatures from 25oC to 34oC on a normal day[1], there is no doubt that Malaysia is a hot country. Living near the equator, Malaysians
It’s easy to become pessimistic about the state of education in Sabah where rural and urban schools have distinctive gaps in terms of grades, quality
Sabah, the land below the wind, is a place blessed with some of the most unique flora and fauna species in the world. A vast
Education institutions in Malaysia had to juggle between the ever changing landscape of pandemic. The battle between physical and online classes remains at a tug
Throughout the pandemic, almost every Malaysian, citizen or non, turned to the government for aid. Be it monetary aid, food aid, or social protection, government
Since the start of the pandemic in early 2020, Malaysians have become well accustomed to stay-at-home orders, ever-changing rules and restrictions, district travel bans and
Oftentimes we read stories that describe the challenges and struggles of refugee communities. Various accounts of them being mistreated and denied the basic right to
When you ask Malaysian locals where to find good, delicious food in Malaysia, most would immediately point in the direction of Penang. The exciting food