Staff Pick: Dialog: Thoughts on Tunku’s Timeless Thinking
The Staff Pick for April 2025 is brought to you by Mr Roymax Sebastian Abdullah, a Librarian in the Library Department.
Staff Pick: Rapid-Fire Rafidah: Being Malaysian First
The Staff Pick for January 2025 is brought to you by Mr Adnan Haris, a Senior Librarian in the Library Department.
Staff Pick: A Malaysian Journey
The Staff Pick for September 2024 is brought to you by Ms Nurhamizah Sahira Zaidi, an Internship Student in the Library Unit.
Staff Pick: JOURNEY TO SPACE: A MEMOIR OF MALAYSIA’S FIRST ANGKASAWAN
The Staff Pick for May is brought to you by Mr Muizzuddin Munir , a Coordinator Communications and Publications in the Admin & Communications Unit.
PLF’S POST-SYAWAL HARI RAYA LUNCH WITH TUN DR MAHATHIR
On May 15, 2024, the Perdana Leadership Foundation hosted its post-Syawal Hari Raya lunch with our Honorary President, YABhg Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, and his wife, YABhg Tun Dr Siti Hasmah Hj Mohd Ali.
Staff Pick: Jack Ma: Founder and CEO of the Alibaba Group
The Staff Pick for April is brought to you by Ms Maizatul Kartini Kamaruldin , a Senior Executive Accounts & Events, in the Admin & Communications Unit.
Staff Pick: Dari Perang Besar ke Putrajaya: Coretan Sejarah Perancangan dan Pembangunan Putrajaya 1995 – 2015
The Staff Pick for February 2024 is brought to you by Muhammad Haikal Hasnan, Internship Student in the Library Unit.
Staff Pick: Revisiting Malaya: Uncovering Historical and Political Thoughts in Nusantara
The Staff Pick for August 2023 is brought to you by Magdalena Anak Lampas, Librarian in the Cataloguing Unit.
Staff Pick: Rahsia Mahathir : 1992 – 2003
The Staff Pick for July 2023 is brought to you by Puan Hasniza Hashim, a Librarian in the Digitisation & OCR Unit.
Today in History_May 13th Racial Riots
Through the black and white images, it’s obvious that what happened was not only disturbing, but also traumatising on individual, community, and national levels. The riots of 13th May 1969 was a harsh lesson in race relations that shaped our national policies thereafter. It may have taken place more than five decades ago but its impact still reverberates, which make it imperative that all Malaysians should understand what happened and why.