Justices of the Peace: An Institution at Risk of Being Forgotten
by
Dato' Dr. Ooi Kee Beng &
Koay Su-Lyn
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Heritage in a Bowl of Bubur Kacang
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In 1945, at the corner of Jalan Dato Koyah, Nagore Merrah set up shop selling teh tarik. Nagore hailed from Kadayanallur, South India, and he started off l...
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A Lifeline for the Urban Poor
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It is said that the larger and more developed a city is, the greater the chances of seeing people living out on the streets. And so, when a city is big enough...
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