Zakiah Koya

The man is a journey himself; a journey of what Malaysia is, present and what Malaysia will be. Zakiah Koya revels in what the political and social activist spews out.

Kelantan UMNO strongman Datuk Seri Mustapa Mohamed seems to have opened the doors for the beginning of the exodus from UMNO. Zakiah Koya surveys from all angles. 

Small things matter, says economist Jomo Kwame Sundaram, and through small beginnings, the big changes will happen. Zakiah Koya takes a listen.

Pakatan Harapan's Halimey Abu Bakar meets PAS' Dr Halimah Ali in Seri Setia by election this Saturday. Zakiah Koya meets and weighs them both.

We laughed and we chuckled in secret at his banned cartoons not too long ago. Zakiah Koya meets Zunar in person to find out what the joke was all about.

The most expensive registration number plate on the road out there is “MALAYSIA 1” worth RM1,111,111. Zakiah Koya analyses our obsession with these golden numbers.

Are invisible hands at work in the looming PKR party elections when it comes to the deputy presidency post? Zakiah Koya seeks to put all the cards on the table to gaze into the unseen.

Zakiah Koya speaks to political analyst Sivamurugan Pandian who suggests the party has to abandon the former Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Najib Razak who is now a campaign liability.

Winning the Seri Delima seat in the Penang State Assembly comes with it the threat of mortal danger for Syerleena Abdul Rashid.

Malaysia under the Pakatan Harapan government can finally address the disparity in development between the rich and poor states who have been served lip service and neglected for so long.

US Ambassador Kamala Lakhdhir says Malaysian women are an aspiration to what is possible in a society. She tells AWANI Review’s Zakiah Koya how her own family upbringing has given her solid grounding

Education Minister Maszlee Malik promised teachers a Hari Raya gift. AWANI Reviews Zakiah Koya discovers that it is not money they want but for the minister to relieve them of energy-sapping duties

Now that the mantle of opposition has changed hands after the historic defeat of the Barisan Nasional, the Pakatan victors are advised not to be too carried away with victory.

The first three Pakatan Harapan cabinet ministers were announced on Saturday. The choice of Mat Sabu as Defence Minister raised a few eyebrows. Zakiah Koya trawls social media to gauge public reaction

Polling day will reveal if all the efforts to win the hearts and minds of voters have borne fruit. Clinical psychologist Vizla Kumeresan tells AWANI Reviews Zakiah Koya.

Dr Mohd Afzanizam says the market responded positively to news of hedge fund manager Scott Bessent heading the US Treasury Department.

Also among the highlights, UNICEF report on 12.3pct of teenagers in Klang Valley's PPR face mental health issues and suicidal tendencies.

Here are the resolution's main terms, and a note about subsequent violations and tensions.

So far this year there have been 281 aid worker victims, according to the Aid Worker Security database.

Here's how India counts farm fires - a major contributor to severe pollution in the north - and why its method is being questioned.

South Korea is hosting the fifth and ostensibly final UN Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC-5) meeting this week.

The Transport Ministry will review a proposal requiring senior citizens aged 65 and above to undergo competency and health assessments before renewing their Malaysian Driving Licence.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has welcomed investors from South Korea to explore the various opportunities available in Malaysia.

Prosecutors allege Jay Y. Lee prioritised personal gain as Samsung's de-facto leader during the merger, harming shareholders and investors.

The existence of e-cigarettes seems to have merely shifted users from one addiction to another from traditional cigarettes to e-cigarettes.