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Read more about the article Art Is Culture – So Why Does Malaysia Only Celebrate It Once the World Does? By Prarthna

Art Is Culture – So Why Does Malaysia Only Celebrate It Once the World Does? By Prarthna

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:30/03/2026
  • Post category:CEKU Editorials
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Art in Malaysia has never been absent.  It lives in batik patterns learned before we understand heritage, in school performances rehearsed after class, in murals tucked between shoplots, in films,…

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Read more about the article No Balik Kampung: Reinventing Raya When You’re Abroad By Mia Sara Binti Mazri

No Balik Kampung: Reinventing Raya When You’re Abroad By Mia Sara Binti Mazri

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:24/03/2026
  • Post category:CEKU Editorials
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For Muslims worldwide, Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan, the month of fasting, reflection, and community. In Malaysia, the celebration is widely known as Hari Raya Aidilfitri, or simply…

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Read more about the article When Validation Replaces Devotion By Charice

When Validation Replaces Devotion By Charice

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:27/02/2026
  • Post category:CEKU Editorials
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Every February, love gets louder.Instagram stories are filled with roses, screenshots of private messages, and posts dedicated entirely to a “significant other”. Reels loop couples in love, anniversaries edited to…

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Read more about the article Malaysia’s art scene isn’t dying, it’s being contained By Hari

Malaysia’s art scene isn’t dying, it’s being contained By Hari

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:20/02/2026
  • Post category:CEKU Editorials
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A common defence arises anytime issues about Malaysian cinema, art and culture are discussed. Independent cinemas still screen local films. Small theatres stage talented actors and bold work. Art collectives…

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Read more about the article Beyond Ang Pao: The senses of celebration By Hari

Beyond Ang Pao: The senses of celebration By Hari

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:17/02/2026
  • Post category:CEKU Editorials
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If prosperity had a sound, in Malaysia it would echo before it appeared in mandarin oranges or red envelopes. Chinese New Year mornings begin with drumbeats rolling through the street…

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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 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 Why You Shouldn’t Date a Runner by Sofya Dzul

Why You Shouldn’t Date a Runner by Sofya Dzul

  • Post author:UKEC
  • Post published:02/08/2025
  • Post category:CEKU Editorials
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Running has always been a popular sport. It manifests at different levels. Some take it up as a casual hobby, others as a coping mechanism—but for many, it's an act…

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Other CEKU Reads

  • ku ingin tinggal di belakang gigi mu By Milo 24/04/2026
  • Art Is Culture – So Why Does Malaysia Only Celebrate It Once the World Does? By Prarthna 30/03/2026
  • Are Our Schools Safe? Rethinking Protection for Malaysia’s Students By Zoey Gan 28/03/2026
  • No Balik Kampung: Reinventing Raya When You’re Abroad By Mia Sara Binti Mazri 24/03/2026
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