Evening Edition

Professor Emeritus Tan Sri Khoo Kay Kim passed on this morning at the age of 82. We revisit an interview on the Evening Edition featuring Professor Khoo, where he shared stories on his life and his work.

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Agricultural communities are calling for the government to produce a white paper examining the problems that are plaguing the agricultural sector. We speak with Dr Sarena Che Omar about what some of those problems are, and how to tackle them.

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Lawyers For Liberty claims that there may have been elements of criminal negligence causing the death of M Proosothaman in prison, and calls for the police to investigate the case.

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The issue of foreigners taking the jobs of locals in Johor has come into spotlight this week, after a state official suggested the setting up of a special committee to control the influx of foreigners seeking employment there.

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Amidst the confusion over whether the public will have a say in the drafting of the KL City Plan 2040, we look into the purpose and effectiveness of public hearings. 

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Why should insurance coverage be extended to mental healthcare, and what would it take for that to happen? We discuss with Lim Su Lin.

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We discuss the idea that China is engaging in "debt trap diplomacy", and how developed and developing countries should approach giving and receiving loans.

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We speak with Datuk Shamsuddin Bardan about the challenges of upskilling workers in the country, and how employers should get involved.

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It's the end of an era for ad-free chats on the popular messaging platform.

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Youth activists in Penang are calling for the state government to focus on solving environmental and social problems first, instead of splurging on megaprojects.

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