The Kopitiam– The Hearths Of Penang
by
Nurul Ismawi
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A Foreign Language Learned is a Cultural Gap Bridged
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Foreign language centres have long had afirm foothold in Penang. The Malaysian- German Society (MGS), for one, emerged more than 50 years ago as a friendship so...
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Seeing Silence Speaking
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Twenty-five photographs, some in colour but most in breathtaking black and white, adorned the walls of the Camera Museum earlier this year. This is part of the...
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