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Arts & Culture
Dying Crafts in Ipoh
Cover Story By Khaleeja Suhaimi The late Yasmin Ahmad once remarked that Ipoh is one of the maddest places she…
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Arts & Culture
When Journalism, Sports and Horror Meet
Three guest panelists spoke at the February edition of Sharpened Word held on Saturday, February 18 at the Old Andersonians’…
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Editorial
Dengue Back With a Vengeance
By Fathol Zaman Bukhari I was enjoying a cup of hot coffee one morning last month when the doorbell rang.…
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Entertainment
Filming in Perak
The state government will set up a filming office to provide opportunities for locals to produce films. Dato’ Nolee…
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Features
Checking For Cataract
Eye Health By Dr S.S. Gill Ipoh Echo’s EYE HEALTH series continues with Consultant Eye Surgeon Dr S.S. GILL talking…
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Community
AKPK Story 9: The Growing Up Years
This is Part 9 of a continuing 12-part series on financial planning. After having learned about some of the ways…
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It’s 3am: Is your child safely tucked up in bed?
By Mariam Mokhtar It’s 9pm. Your younger children are already in bed, and the teenagers are watching TV in their…
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SPORTS
Safety in Extreme Sports
“Jom Bersukan Ekstrem Dengan Selamat” or “JomBEDS”, a programme organised by Persatuan Mendaki Perak (PsMP), was held on Sunday, February…
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NEWS
Tasha Jalani
It all started when she rediscovered her connection to Islam, something that used to be a struggle for her to…
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Chan Soon Keat Won Perak’s Leg
Against all odds, Chan Soon Keat from Pulau Penang surprised everyone at the Malaysia Tennis Junior 2017 Perak’s leg when…
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