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MALAYSIANSKINI | Seven-year-old Branden Lim and his family tackle a disease that has not received sufficient attention in the country.

MALAYSIANSKINI | ZF Zamir talks education, book bans and his ongoing initiatives.

MALAYSIANSKINI | Rajini Saudranrajan talks about instilling meaning in those who have given up.

MALAYSIANSKINI | Tengku Emma Zuriana explains why she set up a foundation to help Rohingya refugees go to school.

MALAYSIANSKINI | A law graduate's humble street outreach makes a difference.

MALAYSIANSKINI | Tuty Sofia shakes off stereotypes to follow her passion for driving buses.

MALAYSIANSKINI | Veteran rights pioneer Rasammah Bhupalan relives the first PM's support for gender equality.

MALAYSIANSKINI | Photojournalist Kim Gooi retraces the perilous path that led to Tunku giving him a second shot at life.

MALAYSIANSKINI | Famed football manager Peter Velappan recalls M'sia's first PM's passion for the sport.

MALAYSIANSKINI | Meet the real-life inspiration behind the character Orked in Yasmin Ahmad’s films.

MALAYSIANSKINI | Justin Cheah shares why he quit banking to work with Kechara Soup Kitchen.

MALAYSIANSKINI | Former prisoner A Muraly now runs an NGO helping the poor and disabled.

MALAYSIANS KINI | Music therapist Low Ming Yuan empowers autistic people through the arts.

MALAYSIANS KINI | Jimmy Sidhu races against the clock to save his family home in Rawang.

MALAYSIANS KINI | Singer Takahara Suiko and online celeb Anwar Hadi talk lyrics, lame jokes and love.

MALAYSIANS KINI | Self-taught artist Emila Yusof shares her inspirations and challenges drawing for children's books.

MALAYSIANS KINI | Kuan Chee Heng is known for his 10-sen market, ambulance, taxi... and now the RM1 house.

MALAYSIANSKINI | Dr Adeeba’s penchant for 'fixing systems' has led her on a 25-year journey in HIV/AIDS work.

MALAYSIANSKINI | Student Heidy Quah tells how she ended up with Elizabeth II’s Young Leaders Award.

MALAYSIANS KINI | He wants to share his knowledge and challenge misconceptions about the blind.

MALAYSIANS KINI | Jordi Arip hopes more M'sians will swap their vehicles for bicycles.

Aegile Fernandez, who spent 52 years working with vulnerable communities, says Malaysia has come a long way in understanding worker's rights.

MALAYSIANS KINI | James Jeremiah, 93, is the last of those who had fought the Japanese invasion of Malaya as a  Commonwealth soldier.

MALAYSIANS KINI | With no protege, Ramli Mahmud may be the last in the long line of traditional storytellers called the Awang Batil.