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July 2015

20 posts
A show of images small, succinct and sensational
July 2015 Penang Palette

A show of images small, succinct and sensational

5 min read
Small is the new Big, and small certainly counts in the Imago Mundi (Latin for “Image of the World”) miniature global art outreach! The brainchild o...
by Ooi Kok Chuen
Ooi Kok Chuen
Where there’s a will, there can be light
July 2015 Footprints

Where there’s a will, there can be light

4 min read
It is a cold evening, not unusual for the hamlet of Long Rusu where the temperature often falls below 20°C after the sun sets. Mountain weather is chilly an...
by Carolyn Hong
Carolyn Hong
Let’s clean up our island city
July 2015 Voice In The Crowd

Let’s clean up our island city

4 min read
Sungai Pinang.In general, human settlements are called villages, towns or cities, depending on size and importance. But more often than not, the differenc...
by Goh Ban Lee
Goh Ban Lee
A trail of beauty and history
July 2015 Peaks and Parks

A trail of beauty and history

5 min read
The Lily Pond Circular Walk is one of the most attractive and accessible hikes in Penang, and takes only a couple of hours even at our slow pace. For this reaso...
by Louise Goss-Custard
Louise Goss-Custard
The history of Bukit Mertajam, Part II:From rural board to town council
July 2015 Window Into History

The history of Bukit Mertajam, Part II:From rural board to town council

5 min read
The year 1913 marked an interesting turning point for Bukit Mertajam. The passing of the Municipal Ordinance 1913 witnessed the colonial local authorities takin...
by Koay Su-Lyn
Koay Su-Lyn
Schooling for Rohingya children in Penang
July 2015 Feature

Schooling for Rohingya children in Penang

5 min read
When the Burma Citizenship Law was enacted in 1982, 800,000 Rohingya were left stateless because it no longer recognised them as citizens. Stateless and vulnera...
by Emilia Ismail
Emilia Ismail
It is time we help the stateless among us
July 2015 Feature

It is time we help the stateless among us

6 min read
The local media and the international press have been strongly drawn to the plight of the Rohingyas, who have been denied citizenship by their government and wh...
by Matthew Tan Kiak Hin
Matthew Tan Kiak Hin
Making full use of a creative economy
July 2015 Penang Economic Indicator

Making full use of a creative economy

6 min read
The importance of a creative economy is undeniable – it generates income, jobs and export earnings based on the practical ingenuity of individuals and gro...
by Ong Wooi Leng
Ong Wooi Leng
Moving towards high-performing shared services and outsourcing
July 2015 Penang Economic Indicator

Moving towards high-performing shared services and outsourcing

6 min read
Global capitalism is changing. MNCs are now expected to build the next generation of high-performing support services operations at their offshore centres throu...
by Ong Wooi Leng
Ong Wooi Leng
Cautiously but surely, Penang's growth continues
July 2015 Cover Story

Cautiously but surely, Penang's growth continues

8 min read
Penang’s economy is dependent on national and global economic conditions; the US economic recovery, lower oil prices, the Asean Economic Community (AEC) a...
by Ong Wooi Leng
Ong Wooi Leng
Can Malaysia achieve high-speed widely penetrative broadband by 2020?
July 2015 Feature

Can Malaysia achieve high-speed widely penetrative broadband by 2020?

4 min read
Malaysia’s broadband penetration has improved – and by quite a lot. The 10th Malaysia Plan introduced highspeed broadband (HSBB) initiatives in sele...
by Ong Wooi Leng
Ong Wooi Leng
Are 11MP’s projections not too optimistic?
July 2015 Utter Economics

Are 11MP’s projections not too optimistic?

5 min read
 The 11th Malaysia Plan (11MP) is the last five-year development strategy for Malaysia to achieve developed country status by 2020. It projects a GDP...
by Lim Kim-Hwa
Lim Kim-Hwa
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