Journalist Chris Lau tells us what it’s like reporting from Syria
Young Malaysian Chris Lau has been reporting from the frontlines of conflict zones since he was a college student, telling stories of lives decimated by war.
Peer-to-peer career in the gig economy
Young Malaysians are using technology to work where and when they like, which are just some of the pros of the gig economy
Forward thinking
A growing group of Malaysians are using design thinking to design a better future for advocacy and Malaysia.
Driving Malaysian documentaries in the right direction
The Malaysian Documentary Society (MyDocs) sees passion and potential in aspiring local documentary filmmakers
Premiering today – four short films inspired by one piece of dialogue
The participants of the Young Filmmakers Workshop 2015 said creating four different films inspired by one piece of dialogue, really pushed them to their creative limits.
Creating Creativity
Creativepreneurs in Malaysia are on the rise, despite the challenges they face.
Experts weigh in on millennial employees
Millennial employees in Malaysia have some pretty unrealistic expectations, according to these experts.
THE JAPANESE OCCUPATION OF KUALA LUMPUR, THROUGH THE EYES OF A SURVIVOR
At 22, Yoke Kwan experienced both horror and humour during the Japanese Occupation.
Design your way to the USA
IF you have mad designing skills, you stand to win an all expenses-paid trip worth RM18,000 to Orlando, Florida, and a chance to do your country proud.
Surviving the WWII bombing of Penang
At 92, James has seen it all, but his time spent working under the Kempeitai during WWII in Penang haunts him to this day.