Buying a property is almost every Malaysian’s ultimate financial goal. Despite reports saying that property price growth has been slowing down due to the bad economy and market glut, many millennials still have a gloomy outlook on their chances of owning a house today.
It seems fairly obvious that the cost of living around the world, and particularly in Malaysia, has people feeling the pinch on their economic freedoms. The travel sector sees no exception to that pinch But like anybody else in the world, Malaysians want to see the world. An article from last year by The Star…
Lots of us love to travel. Whether it’s to get away with friends or loved ones or get away for a bit to recharge and do a little soul searching, travel is good for the soul, “the great affair is to move” as Robert Louis Stevenson said.
Fathers do a lot of heavy lifting in their households, and we don’t mean that literally. They often contribute greatly to their families, taking on child-rearing and chores with gusto. That’s why marking Father’s Day is so important, so that they feel valued and loved.
Mother’s hold a special place in our hearts. Being a mum is a 24-hour job for which one gets little to no breaks from. We celebrate Mother’s Day in May each year to acknowledge the sacrifices mothers go through, and show our love and appreciation towards them.
With the announcement by the Prime Minister that there would be no Hari Raya Aidilfitri open house at Seri Perdana this year, some might be wondering where to go? Well the good news is that the Prime Minister’s Department has just announced the following dates and venue’s for the government Hari Raya Open House 2024. Source:…
It seems only yesterday that we celebrated Chinese New Year and already the joyous celebration of Hari Raya Aidilfitri is upon us. And none could be happier than Muslims specifically and Malaysians in general for the holidays, the visits to the homes of friends and family as well as the sumptuous delights Hari Raya Aidilfitri…
Being a multiracial and multicultural country, Malaysia celebrates many festivals. During major festivals, there’s a practice whereby the host opens up their houses to visitors for a certain period. This is most commonly called an ‘Open House’.
Ramadan is a significant time in Malaysia, a Holy Month where all Muslims are required to fast from sunrise to sunset. It is also a solemn period for prayer and reflection.
