By Erda Khursyiah Basir KUALA LUMPUR: More than five years ago, they purchased residential units in a proposed housing development project in Selangor. Today, the
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JORDAN, a Middle Eastern country which shares borders with Syria, Palestine, Iraq and Saudi Arabia, is home to many archaeological, religious and tourist attractions. Beyond
By Hasnah Jusid KUALA LUMPUR: Seamstress Fadilah Ali who has 15 years of experience sewing traditional and modern garments for men and women now plans
By Soon Li Wei KLANG: The tiny backwater fishing village of Bagan Sungai Lima on the eastern side of Pulau Ketam here comes alive in
By Soon Li Wei KUALA LUMPUR: If you own a smartphone or a similar device, you could be using 5G. 5G, or fifth generation, is
By Nina Muslim This is the first of a series of articles on traditional medicine and the dangers of using it to treat cancer. KUALA
By Muhammad Basir Roslan KUALA LUMPUR: Recovery from a third-degree burn, the most severe form of burn damage commonly known as full-thickness burn, usually takes
By Subhatra a/p Sahtiya Murthi In the serene surroundings of Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS), where the whispers of ancient trees blended with the youthful hum
“I cannot express how much I yearn for my child and grandchildren to come back to my arms,” said Sheryl Balisi Cabrera in tears. Her
