Florance Sinniah

When the call came through late one Friday evening, the voice on the other end was steady but hollow. A senior analyst, once celebrated for smashing ambitious targets, described a gruelling cycle of 12-hour days,...

We often hear that wisdom, or scepticism can shield us from harm. But what happens when the very qualities that make us human, our empathy, our loyalty, our instinct to help are turned against us?

From Silence to Sound Bites: The Changing Face of Professional Public Engagement in Malaysia

The phone call came on a Sunday. Clara’s voice, usually so excited, wavered on the line. “Gale? I’m sorry. I can’t keep you in the dark any longer. It’s Richard. He’s… he’s really ill.” Her words dissolved into a shaky...

Reflecting on the Sultan Abdul Halim Ferry Terminal collapse that occurred on July 31, 1988, unveils a poignant narrative of the repercussions of inadequate safety measures and infrastructure planning

Family, the bedrock of society, is adapting to the changing landscape of the modern world. While traditional values like love and compassion endure, new dynamics are reshaping family life. Today, the

Amid a world gripped by Covid and lockdown, Thomas and Florance found a haven of caring for their grandson Dhruv, while his parents both doctors pursued their postgraduate studies far from home. The o

As we approach International Women's Day on March 8, 2024, it is essential to reflect on the progress women have made, the challenges they continue to face, and the importance of fostering inclusion a