Social Studies @ MY LNA
Namibia food crisis and global food waste
Namibia – a country with less than 3 million population – to be exact 2,645,805, in 2024 – is facing the worst food...
Poverty, youth, and potential
By Halima Saadiah Youth have always been a focal point in discussions, often seen as either the future of a nation or as...
Balancing workplace flexibility and stability for Gen Z
By: Ts Elman Mustafa El Bakri Generation Z, born between 1997 and 2012, is entering the workforce with distinct priorities and expectations. As...
Love, money, and manners
By: Dr. Elinda Esa In the rapidly evolving social landscape, Generation Z, born between the mid-1990s and early 2010s, faces unique challenges and...
Freeing yourself from Pavlov’s ping
By Nahrizul Adib Kadri In a café recently I found myself jolted from deep focus by the familiar ping of someone’s smartphone notification...
How maqasid shariah of Madani framework is shaping Malaysia’s fairer, greener future
By Dr. Ashurov Sharofiddin, Dr Mohd Zaidi Md Zabri Malaysia stands at a critical juncture, where decisions made today will shape the nation’s...
Of school anthems and Negaraku
Music as a bridge between cultures and a symbol of patriotism By Dr. Marzelan Salleh Music is generally accepted as a universal ‘language’...
Social media versus internet blackout in politics
By Mohammad Tariqur Rahman Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, and X – they all have become a part of our lives. A couple of decades...
Preserving human touch in storytelling
By Emeritus Professor Ng Kwan Hoong Do you still remember the bedtime stories your parents used to tell when you were little? Perhaps...
Just have one
By: Ir Dr Nahrizul Adib Kadri Every morning, without fail, there will be a group of policemen manning the traffic flow coming in...