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Charmaine Sheh Shares Her Love for Malaysia Hong Kong actress Charmaine Sheh recently shared her admiration for Malaysia, calling the country her “second Hong Kong.” During her visit to Pavilion Kuala Lumpur on July 26, she attended the grand opening of a restaurant and participated in a fan meet-and-greet. The 50-year-old actress expressed her appreciation for the country’s food and …

A Controversial Incident Involving Sanitation Workers and a Lost Smartwatch In early July, a situation sparked widespread public debate in northern China when two sanitation workers were tasked with sifting through tons of garbage to recover a lost smartwatch. The incident occurred in Datong City, Shanxi Province, where a tourist mistakenly discarded her child’s smartwatch in a trash bag near …

A Stellar Performance by Phuong My Chi in “Sing! Asia” Final Singer Phuong My Chi has made a remarkable achievement by securing third place in the grand finale of “Sing! Asia,” a prestigious pan-Asian music competition. She finished just behind champion Miyuna from Japan and runner-up Zhou Feige from China, showcasing her talent on an international stage. The finale, which …

A Photographer’s Mission to Bring Art to the Community Gopolang Ledwaba, a passionate photographer, believes that photography is not just for the elite. His journey into the world of photography began during his studies in Johannesburg, where he noticed that photos created in poor communities were often displayed in high-end galleries but rarely shown in the areas where they originated. …

A Prime Minister’s Perspective on China’s Transformation As the prime minister concluded a successful six-day tour of China, he shared an insightful observation with viewers back home. “China isn’t just Beijing or Shanghai, any more than Australia is Sydney or Melbourne,” he said, highlighting the vast diversity of the country. This sentiment was echoed as he departed from Chengdu, a …

The Kolhapuri Chappals and the Cultural Controversy The iconic Kolhapuri chappals, a traditional Indian footwear from the town of Kolhapur in Maharashtra, have recently sparked a significant controversy after being allegedly replicated by luxury fashion brand Prada. This incident has brought to light issues surrounding cultural appropriation and the lack of recognition for traditional craftsmanship. A Design Inspired by Tradition …

Top Nigerian Markets for Beautiful and Affordable Ankara If you’re preparing for an Owambe, wedding, naming ceremony, or church thanksgiving, your outfit must make a statement. Ankara is more than just fabric—it’s a lifestyle, a fashion choice, and a way to express your heritage. Whether you’re looking for traditional designs or modern twists, Nigeria’s markets offer a wide range of …

The Power of Creativity in Shaping Isan’s Future In an age where creativity is increasingly recognized as a key driver of economic and social progress, the significance of regional creative festivals has never been more profound. In the Northeast region of Thailand, known as Isan, the Isan Creative Festival (ISANCF) stands out as a beacon of cultural identity, innovation, and …

A New Era of Thai Identity and Inclusivity The My Pride Thailand campaign has been launched to create global recognition and stimulate economic growth in both the business sector and tourism in urban areas. This initiative is a collaborative effort between several key organizations, including the Creative Economy Agency (CEA), the Creative Industry and Soft Power Institute (CISPI), the Federation …

A Journey of Empowerment and Educational Innovation Dr. Olumuyiwa Igbalajobi, an education advocate and mentor, has made a significant impact through his work as the founder of Scholarship Cafe. This global platform connects students from over 180 countries and territories to meaningful educational opportunities. In this interview, he shares insights into his academic journey, the mission behind his work, and …