Yap Tek Loy, betterknown as Yap Ah Loy, who raised Kuala Lumpur from an obscure mining village to the most important town...
Perak Man, Peninsular Malaysia's oldest inhabitant, is well travelled, despite his great age of 11,000 years old. A few years ago he...
"At the moment, we are not compelling the hotels to [provide display areas for local handicrafts] but they should give priority to...
Andy Davison summarizes the results of The Expat's latest survey on crime, safety, and law enforcement in Malaysia.
Andy Davison continues his coverage of the Malaysia My Second Home programme. This month we include an interview with Donald M. Macleod...
To read about history is interesting, but yo hear it come alive in the words of someone who lived it is truly...
Halim Berbar speaks to one of very few craftsmen keeping alive a marvelous Malaysian tradition: the Wau.
If, like me, you are a seasoned expat, you will have heard that unique brand of local English, Manglish, many times. You...
Magazines don't make themselves and companies don't run themselves. William Citrin talks to some of the people behind the scenes at the...
In recognition of the Malaysian Government's plans to attract more foreigners to Malaysia and liberalise the rules on visas and work permits,...