There are over 6,000 types of known rare diseases worldwide. In conjunction with World Rare Disease Day on 29 February, we shine the spotlight on one of those diseases, primary immunodeficiencies.

We've seen a lot of unprecedented happenings this week, the latest one is that for the first time in Malaysia's history, Parliament might get to decide on who becomes prime minister. We explore what the Federal Constitution has to say about this.

Ever since Yang di-Pertuan Agong treated journalists stationed outside Istana Negara to KFC and McDonald's in the last two days, more and more brands have headed over to the Palace and and the Prime Minister's Office to hand out food and beverages to fellow reporters. But is it all out of the goodness of their hearts?

Interim PM Dr Mahathir Mohamad unveiled the economic stimulus plan yesterday; a slew of measures including cash aid and incentives to help the country cushion economic uncertainties due to the threat of the Covid-19 virus. We discuss the immediate impact of these measures, including if they are enough to restore your buying/spending confidence.

The Geeks discuss the idea of having a social media platform that caters only to your loved ones. And how durians can soon power electric vehicles.

What makes us human? With permanent moon bases and Mars colonies being planned, it may be a question we have to ask ourselves sooner rather than later. Could food be our connection to the planet we leave behind?

In this episode, we chat with Dash Dhakshinamoorthy the founder of KL Based ecosystem and entrepreneur development companies Startup Malaysia and Momentum. We dive into the international experience that makes up Dash’s background and his views on what’s missing in the Malaysian Ecosystem and how to develop an entrepreneurial mindset. Find out how in this episode of beyond performance on BFM.  

On this month's edition of the Monthly Property Legal Clinic, we ask Chris Tan of Chur Associates about subletting and if it is more complicated to buy a new property or a secondhand one.

Political scientist Wong Chin Huat and SUHAKAM Commissioner Dato' Mah Weng Kwai discuss the constitutional and political repercussions of the collapse of Pakatan Harapan and the reforms that the country still needs.

With the Malaysian political imbroglio continuing, Professor Mahendhiran at Department of Econometrics & Business Statistics from Monash Malaysia tells us us the consequences of this impasse including the increase of specific country risk and whether this would reduce our attractiveness as an investment hub.