Archives for September 2016

WITH over 6,000 Malaysian students in the United States (US) Talent Corporation Malaysia (Talentcorp) has found it a mammoth task getting them together.

Not many know that behind the celebrated leader’s closed doors, Tunku enjoyed daily lunch consisting of a humble Malaysian meal – his most preferred menu.

A national carnival to promote English is seeing greater commitment and interest from students and other stakeholders.

As the nation celebrates its 59th year of independence, there is much to cheer about like these young children whose smiles offer hope of a brighter tomorrow.

Zika virus was first identified in Uganda in 1947 in rhesus monkeys by researchers monitoring yellow fever. The virus got its name from the Zika Forest in Uganda where it was first discovered.

Water pollution is threatening the health of millions around the world. In Asia 50% of rivers are polluted and this is worrying to the UN.

History channel has scheduled a new original series to celebrate Malaysia’s Merdeka Day.

National Visual Arts Gallery presents a snapshot of wayang kulit – old and new

Philatelist Joshua Ong has clinched many awards for his stamp collection.

Scientists perform a rare brain scan on veteran musician Sting to study how the human brain responds to music.