Award-winning photographers Arif Kartono and Samsul Said share their experiences of taking pictures in a Zombieland-like environment since Malaysia imposed the Movement Control Order on March 18.
Tag: Kuala Lumpur
Public housing the solution to rising property costs
Jakarta-based Danny Tay says no-frills public housing with basic amenities will solve the problem of expensive housing but it all boils down to getting our priorities right.
40-year fact-finding mission to nowhere
No solution in sight for controversial commercial development in Jalan Maarof, Bangsar, after land ‘robbed’ from the people.
Will City Hall finally give heed to the voices of the people?
Kuala Lumpur City Hall has finally called for a meeting with Bangsar residents over controversial commercial development on land meant to be open space.
KL to miss annual inter-city sports meet in Tokyo
‘Budget constraints’ have resulted in Kuala Lumpur City Hall declining participation in the 13th Asia Junior Exchange Games 2019 in Tokyo in August.
‘No encroachment, no relocation, no flats’ at Taman Rimba Kiara
Yayasan Wilayah Persekutuan, in the centre of the Taman Rimba Kiara development controversy, speaks out for the first time over the project in the area.
Football tackles new market
World Football Summit Asia in Kuala Lumpur later this month aims to help inspire and empower the Asian football industry.
KLites seek Khalid Samad’s removal as FT Minister
Anger and frustration over actions of Federal Territories Minister Khalid Samad prompt KLites to start online petition to remove him from post.
Reality bites in battle between KLites and FT Minister Khalid Samad
Unhappy KL residents up in arms over poor handling of urgent matters despite change in government.
Residents vow to fight on against ‘defiant’ authorities over landmark ruling on projects
Kuala Lumpur residents want Federal Territories Minister and mayor to get independent advice and act in the interest of the people following landmark Court of Appeal decision on development projects.
Landmark ruling gives residents bigger voice on projects in Kuala Lumpur
Court of Appeal’s landmark ruling on controversial housing project in Taman Tiara Titiwangsa set to change the way public objections are heard and how projects are approved in Kuala Lumpur.
Transparency, clarity lacking in Kuala Lumpur’s development
An environmental activist says information available on public domain on history of Kuala Lumpur’s planning system hardly yields desired result under research lens.
‘Town planners to blame for Taman Rimba Kiara mess’
Veteran town planner Datuk P. Gunasilan says Malaysian Institute of Planners needs to address growing trend of its members submitting development proposals in deviation from established and legally-binding structure and local plans.