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Read more about the article CEKU Guide to De-Kiasu Yourself By Safwann

CEKU Guide to De-Kiasu Yourself By Safwann

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:07/02/2026
  • Post category:CEKU Editorials
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In Malaysia, kiasuism (the fear of losing out) has evolved into a national personality type. We’ve made competitiveness a moral virtue. For some, getting into a full boarding school isn’t…

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Read more about the article Do Looks Shape Our Opportunities? By Charice

Do Looks Shape Our Opportunities? By Charice

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:04/02/2026
  • Post category:CEKU Editorials
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From childhood to adulthood, how much our appearance influences our opportunities is a question many of us have quietly wondered. Every day experience suggests there’s a halo effect of beauty,…

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Read more about the article Why Yasmin Ahmad Matters By Rahmah Kamal

Why Yasmin Ahmad Matters By Rahmah Kamal

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:31/01/2026
  • Post category:CEKU Editorials
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“Kerongchong Hujan” lingers through the dark room as the film, “Mukhsin”, reaches its end. With piles of blankets comforting me and only vibrant lights from the computer illuminating my face,…

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Read more about the article Serving Beyond Success: Mei Sim Lai on Leadership, Service, and Community

Serving Beyond Success: Mei Sim Lai on Leadership, Service, and Community

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:28/01/2026
  • Post category:CEKU Inspires
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The British Malaysian Society (BMS) has long played a quiet but important role in strengthening ties between the UK and Malaysia. In this article, Ms Mei Sim Lai - Chair…

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Read more about the article Identity Politics vs Economy Politics: What Matters To Us More? By Zoey Gan

Identity Politics vs Economy Politics: What Matters To Us More? By Zoey Gan

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:24/01/2026
  • Post category:CEKU Advocate
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Whenever we discuss politics, there are two distinct views for Malaysians. At one end of the spectrum, there are individuals who are keen on holding on to Ketuanan Melayu, a…

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Read more about the article “Where I Come From, and Why I Care” By Nur Bariah Bashira

“Where I Come From, and Why I Care” By Nur Bariah Bashira

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:14/01/2026
  • Post category:CEKU Opinions
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I am proud to be a Sabahan Bumiputera and Bajau. Being Bajau means growing up close to the sea, understanding its rhythm, and respecting what it gives us. Some people…

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Read more about the article Echoes in the Algorithm By Charice Chan

Echoes in the Algorithm By Charice Chan

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:07/01/2026
  • Post category:CEKU Editorials
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I don’t think I ever meant to find teachers online. But somehow, they found me first. When I was younger, I thought learning meant sitting in a classroom, waiting for…

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Read more about the article Performative Males Are Not Qawwam

Performative Males Are Not Qawwam

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:16/12/2025
  • Post category:CEKU Opinions
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Before leaving the house, the performative men will make sure they have their tote bag ready, filled with books by female writers or poets such as Sylvia Plath and Jane…

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Read more about the article From Kampar to London: The Inspiring Journey of Med Pang and His Culinary Dream

From Kampar to London: The Inspiring Journey of Med Pang and His Culinary Dream

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:02/09/2025
  • Post category:CEKU Inspires
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In the heart of London, nestled near Bayswater Station, lies Med Salleh Kopitiam, a charming eatery that serves more than just food—it dishes out culture, memory, and inspiration. Its founder,…

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Read more about the article Music of Malaysia by Joshua Chong

Music of Malaysia by Joshua Chong

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:19/08/2025
  • Post category:CEKU Opinions
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When I first took on the role of Musical Director for Manchester’s MNight 2025, I thought I knew music. I had grown up with the clean harmonies of Broadway scores,…

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