The dazzling Art Stage Singapore wrapped up in January, with Malaysia featuring a strong – and slightly controversial – presence during the festival.
For former drug users, vagabonds, sex workers and the mentally ill, local non-profit organisation Payong provides much-needed support for individuals to transition back to society.
Journalist Danny Lim documents the extent of the disaster, as volunteers and NGOs fill the gaps in flood relief efforts.
To accompany our cover story, here are some figures on Malaysia’s demographic makeup.
50 articles on what to love about Singapore might come off a tad sycophantic, but Kee Thuan Chye assures us that this is not what 50 Things to Love about Singapore is all about.
Travelling with parents, especially those who live far from you, requires patience. A lot of it.
Instead of celebrating diversity and allowing for societal hybridisation to flow freely, Malaysia is unhealthily obsessed with the notion of unity.
A slew of investments has Penang's manufacturing sector looking peachy, but strategic investments are required if local companies are to stay ahead.
For former drug users, vagabonds, sex workers and the mentally ill, local non-profit organisation Payong provides much-needed support for individuals to transition back to society.
Journalist Danny Lim documents the extent of the disaster, as volunteers and NGOs fill the gaps in flood relief efforts.
Penang is on its way to becoming a city– again. However, this does not mean that improvements will happen overnight.
To accompany our cover story, here are some figures on Malaysia’s demographic makeup.
