We are all little Indian boys
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Penang art: Chance, renewal and sustenance
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Padi Fields by Dr Chew Teng BengAFTER four years in Penang, Pahang-born Liew Choong Ching decided to move back to Kuala Lumpur in August this year. The mo...
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A day in the life of a tutor
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INSIGHTS into socio-economic trends in any Asian city can be gained by studying the chaos of its shop lot signage. If one understands the language, a sense of...
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“It never starts with an idea. It starts with a feeling” — Yasmin Ahmad, 2009
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Penang’s way forward
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PENANG managed to secure the highest manufacturing investments in its industrialisation history in 2008. With the RM10.16bil injected into the manufacturing s...