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As carers grow older, who will care for Malaysia’s adult neurodivergent individuals? (opens the original)
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KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysia needs to look beyond early intervention and childhood support and plan for the long-term needs of neurodivergent individuals and their ageing caregivers, says Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri. The Women, Family and Community Development Minister said the country must prepare for two realities at the same time – neurodivergent people who are living longer while the country moves toward an ageing population. Malaysia is rapidly transitioning into an aged nation, with citizens aged 6
These Malaysian visually impaired friends are selling drinks to make ends meet (opens the original)
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KUALA LUMPUR – All Foo Yi Xeng, 25, and Sky Soong Kok Yaw, 44, want is a chance to earn a living. But for the visually impaired friends, finding work is challenging. “It is difficult for us to find jobs because we are disabled,” says Foo during an interview in Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur. But with a little help and an opportunity to start their own business, they are hoping to create not only a livelihood for themselves, but also employment opportunities for other visually impaired individuals. Si
The Star Malaysia’s cartoonist C.W. Kee has created close to 15,000 cartoons in 45 years (opens the original)
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KUALA LUMPUR – Every morning, thousands of readers turn to The Star for the day’s top stories, business updates and sports highlights. But for many, reading the newspaper wouldn’t be complete without looking at Kee’s World, the daily comic strip in the StarLifestyle’s comics page. For more than four decades, Kee’s World has brought smiles to readers with close to 15,000 comic strips. Through his beloved cartoon strips, award-winning cartoonist CW Kee, 65, has skilfully captured the quirks of eve
The Star (Malaysia) editor's 46-year journey from telex machines to digital newsrooms (opens the original)
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KUALA LUMPUR – When Dorairaj Nadason applied for a job as a reporter at The Star’s office in Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur in 1980, he never thought he’d embark on a career spanning one of the most transformative periods of local journalism. The 20-year-old was an agriculture student at Universiti Pertanian Malaysia (now Universiti Putra Malaysia) in Serdang, Selangor, but quickly realised agriculture was not the path for him. “I knew nothing about it,” recalls Dorairaj with a laugh. “One day, they
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