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Foreign workers and the language of Donald Trump
When Donald Trump makes outrageous comments, we get angry and tell him that he is wrong. Yet, when in comes to the issue of foreigners, we are using the very same language used by extreme right wing politicians and political parties in the West.
Making Courtesy Count
IF there is ever a time that I gauge someone else's character, it is when they interact with people from the service industry or of socially lower status. I recently had lunch at a 'mamak' with one of my theater peers, a quirky guy I have thoroughly enjoyed working with before. A salesman interrupted us to try and sell us a camping lamp. Interested, I asked for the price.
Curious Cook: The new abnormal at meat processing facilities in the US
Covid-19 outbreaks in meat processing facilities in the United States demonstrate the instability of some food chains and how animals are culled in often inhumane ways as a consequence.
How established restaurants are coping with the abrupt transition from dine-in to delivery during the MCO
Popular local restaurants are struggling to adapt to the tectonic shift from dine-in to delivery and takeaway during these movement control order days.
Penile prosthesis
The use of penile prosthesis is actually one of the oldest form of treatments for erectile dysfunction.
Elections and candidacy
As expected, Parliament will be dissolved imminently, thus paving the way for the 14th General Election.
Urumqi — China’s melting pot
Urumqi, the capital of Xinjiang, is a melting pot of cultures and people.
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure
My current pregnancy gives me the same joy and happiness as the previous one but the symptoms like fatigue, morning sickness and aversion to certain food are harsher. Even a particular health concern is the same.
TN50: Building the economy of tomorrow
The entire country is captivated by the discourse on the 2050 National Transformation (TN50) initiative. There is a palpable feeling of excitement over the deliberations on where we see our country in the year 2050.
Making Malaysian graduates more employable a reality
Do we really go to university for the knowledge?
