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FOODIES around Malaysia might recognise Foh San as one of the top dim sum restaurants in Ipoh, but little do they know, the business had its humble beginnings as a quaint coffee shop on Osborne Street, now known as Jalan Dato’ Tahwil Azar.
THEY’RE the unsung heroes of Ipoh’s heritage preservation efforts – Peggy Lim and Law Siak Hong are saving historical structures, one brick at a time.
FRIENDS and relatives often ask me what sport I’m interested in.
FOR a city that’s widely known only for its white coffee, chicken rice and idyllic, retirement-friendly lifestyle, Ipoh sure had a lot to offer the 40 participants of the BRATs Ipoh & Taiping 2014 young journalists’ camp. Through the various field assignments they were sent on, the aspiring young journalists (aged 16-19), quickly discovered a […]
IT has been over five years since we took our BRATs camp to Ipoh and Taiping, and we can’t believe we’ve waited this long to go back. Ipoh and Taiping are just amazing!
THE wait is finally over! The first BRATs camp of the year will be kicking off tomorrow in Ipoh, where 40 aspiring young journalists will be put through the adventure of a lifetime, all in the hope of becoming part of the BRATs family.
THIS time next week, a team comprising R.AGE and BRATs journalists will be making a trip to Ipoh to prep the venue for our latest young journalist camp – BRATs Ipoh & Taiping 2014!
GROWING up in a family of actresses, it seemed only a matter of time before 20-year-old Sharifah Aleysha got into acting herself.
“WE are a generation of idiots, smart phones, and dumb people, too busy looking down at an invention that we miss out on beautiful things.”