Aminah Farid

There will be JPJ officers observing the performance of those taking the e-Testing from a control booth via remote monitoring

Kuala Lumpur has always been touted as the epicentre in Malaysia to seek good paying jobs. But does that sentiment still hold up among Malaysians in 2024?

Being intertwined with the world of medicine, Doctor Nashayinee Palanisamy wanted to seek a deeper understanding to help the human body heal.

A woman who was allegedly berated and racially insulted at a local hospital in Johor on Wednesday (20 March) for wearing shorts took to social media to voice her displeasure.

Around 80 per cent of women worldwide are estimated to experience hormonal imbalances, often a gradual condition that may go unnoticed until symptoms manifest significantly.

Imagine intricate batik motifs adorning sleek, modern jewelry . This isn't wishful thinking; it's the reality brought to life by Atthirah Jazmin

Syasya Syahirah Nor Azmi gave up her life in Penang for the gentle sway of a sailing boat thousands of miles from home. Life is good, even if it can get lonely at times. And she misses the food.

Retired Malaysian track cyclist Josiah Ng criticises routine fail in getting the designs right for competition

Malaysians in Australia's mining sector say the money and unique environment help offset the demanding nature of fly-in, fly-out work

With every dive, acclaimed Malaysian underwater photographer Ipah Uid Lynn aims to turn her work into a rallying cry for ocean health.