Budget 2020: The Business and Economic Environment
The second budget of the PH Government has ambitious aims to improve Malaysia's economic growth while bringing stability to its coffers. How does PH achieve this with Budget 2020?
Jalur Gemilang: The pride and honour of our beloved motherland
For most, if not all of the Malaysian Students in the UK & Eire, the melodic tune of our national anthem induces nostalgia in our bones. However, it was only when we moved abroad to a foreign land that we realised we took the Jalur Gemilang for granted.
Budget 2020: A budget for all Women out there?
Opportunities for females to succeed in Malaysia are lacking, despite the many attempts to address it. Will Budget 2020 empower Women this time?
Budget 2020: The Youth
Youth unemployment in Malaysia is an issue that has been highlighted by the mainstream media time and time again. What is the crux of this problem, and does Budget 2020 have what it takes to significantly reduce it?
The significance of the by-elections – A look at Tanjung Piai
Should the incumbent government take the loss as a reflection of the rakyat’s perception of their performance or treat it as an isolated case?
CEKU Explains: The implications of Brexit to Malaysian Students
Three extensions and two prime-ministers’ resignation later, is the UK getting any closer to securing an agreement? Read on to disover how this economic disintegration will affect our Malaysian students
CEKU Explains: Brexit and the possible exit options
The risk associated with economic disintegration could be mitigated or heightened depending on the pathway chosen by the UK to leave the EU. In theory, the options can be separated into four categories which are Hard Brexit, Soft Brexit, On Hold and No-Deal Brexit. In this article, we explain what they mean.
The Climate Change problem: Tackling Malaysia’s transport industry
Global warming is the worst it has ever been. In no small part, Malaysia’s transport industry is partially to blame for the chain of environmental catastrophes. In light of this, how should we move forward?
Vernacular schools: Why and how we should move on from them
With increasing public debate on the existence of vernacular schools, one might wonder how well the Malaysian education system is coping with the evolution of time. The question is, is it time to say goodbye to the age-old division of schools in Malaysia?
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