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The open and informal environment of roadside coffee stalls also makes them a local community gathering point as most of his patrons are night-shift workers, food delivery riders and university students seeking a late-night resting spot. - Photo illustrated via Canva

ONCE associated mainly with freelancers and start-ups, co-working spaces are increasingly emerging as preferred workplaces for a diverse range of professionals in Malaysia. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Canva

When she first started the business, Nurul Suhada produced only about 10 kilogrammes (kg) of agar-agar kering, which were sold on a small scale at village shops and through Facebook. - File photo

Through support for the Health Access Programme under the Malaysian AIDS Foundation and the Teratak Kasih Tok Nan initiative, Sunway Group has helped provide travel and accommodation assistance for patients from Sabah and Sarawak who must travel long distances to reach treatment centres in major cities.

Lily considers Chow Kit as her own village after living there since childhood.

Undocumented children living around the back alleys of Chow Kit face growing risks of labour exploitation in informal sectors due to increasingly complex vulnerabilities.

For nearly two decades, a woman found herself returning again and again to the National Registration Department, enduring bureaucratic hurdles because her parents’ marriage had never been registered, all in her quest to be recognised as a lawful citizen. - BERNAMA FILE PIX

With years of experience and dedication, entrepreneur Fizal Sabillah Abu Bakar proudly stands in front of his PCG Cergas facility – a key MiraGas dealer serving homes and businesses across Melaka.

Nasaruddin poses with his KLCC replica made from recycled plastic bottles, along with a display of his old military uniform at his house in Kampung Simpang Air Mawar, Johol.

Zulkifli Ainul Mokhsein, 38, and his wife Siti Nuratika Mohd Suhaimi, 32, who are both hearing and speech impaired, have proven that resilience and hard work can overcome any barrier. Photo by Bernama