Interviews and profiles featuring Malaysian artists, cultural practitioners, craftspeople, and community figures in their own words.
“I do not mind having to forego or give up anything, I just want the best for the children. That is the only thing I can do for them.” Hundreds of colourful photographs lined the entire staircase, from the ground floor towards the first floor, exhibiting precious moments Lisa spent with her children over the past two decades. Now in her forties, Lisa has fostered...
Read full story: Suriaku Children’s Protection Society – Lisa Hew
20 years ago, a virus outbreak destroyed the hard work of several generations in Bukit Pelanduk, reaping the lives of over 100 swine farmers and their families within three short months. The government then declared curfews and evacuated villagers from the stricken region, taking swift actions to contain the epidemic. Professor Dato’ Dr Tan Chong Tin led an investigating team from University Malaya Medical Centre...
Read full story: Nipah Encephalitis Investigating Team : Professor Dato’ Dr Tan Chong Tin
In the northwest of Kuala Kubu Bharu, driving along the federal route No. 1 for about 30 minutes, you will arrive at Tanjung Malim, where Puppetku House Malaysia nests. The black exterior stands out but maintains a low key profile in the row of shophouses, home to a wide range of puppets that Dr Loy Chee Luen sourced locally and also from countries all around...
