Kuala Muda: A Border Village Full of Hope and History
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Syafiqah Nazurah Mukhtar
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The Largest Farmers’ Market in Penang: Tasek Gelugor
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TELLING PEOPLE WHERE Tasek Gelugor is has always been a challenge for me – largely because most assume that it is a neighbourhood in the better-known Gelugor su...
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Art that Challenges and Reveals the Human Condition
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PENANG-BRED MULTIDISCIPLINARY artist Peter HH Lim has a natural insouciance about him, but age and experience from years abroad have humbled his opinion on Life...
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