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0CommunityLaw grad turned entrepreneur strives to make the world a rosier place
ExpatGo speaks with Angeline Khoo, daughter of retail tycoon Tan Sri Khoo Kay Peng and Miss Malaysia 1969 Pauline Chai, and founder...
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0CommunityThe quality of expat living in KL compared to cities around the world
Kuala Lumpur outperformed nearly all other Asian cities for the global expat’s quality of living assessment in Mercer's 2016 Quality of Living...
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0JobsExpatGo is looking for freelance writers based in Kota Kinabalu
ExpatGo is looking for freelance writers (paid) and guest contributors (non-paid) to write about Kota Kinabalu, and the best way to enjoy...
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0Food & Drink7 savoury Southeast Asian recipes featuring tropical fruits
Fruits are often used in desserts or eaten as a snack, but they also feature quite liberally in savoury Asian cooking.
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Driving Sponsored10 reasons why colleagues should carpool together with GrabHitch
In conjunction with the launch and in the spirit of nurturing the carpooling habit, Grab staff will be hitting the road this...
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0Community‘Wah, this place serves shiok char siu and teh tarik!’: This is correct English
Southeast Asia's influence across the worlds increases as the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) adds 32 asian words to the English dictionary
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Property SponsoredThere is a Twilight Private Party at Tijani Ukay this Saturday. Limited Space
This post is brought to you in part by our parent company TEG. Tijani Ukay is located at Ukay Perdana and borders...
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0JobsExpatGo is looking for freelance writers based in JB and Melaka
ExpatGo is looking for freelance writers (paid) and guest contributors (non-paid) to write about Johor Bahru and Melaka, and the best way...
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0Entertainment8 books on Malaysians who’ve had success internationally – and in space
From a commercial astronaut to a shoe designer, these Malaysians have made their mark in Malaysia, around the globe and in outer...
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Property Sponsored7 reasons to live in Negeri Sembilan
The state of Negeri Sembilan is in the west of Peninsular Malaysia, between Selangor and Johor. Its name comes from the nine...
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0Food & Drink8 cafes in Penang with unusual or unique themes
From themed eateries to brunch places to dessert cafes, there is a rise in creativity amongst Penang's restaurateurs, all to distinguish themselves...
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0Culture & ReligionEnglish to Bahasa Malaysia phrasebook – Part 3: Getting around
This time, we're looking at phrases that would be helpful when getting around, as well as some common signs and phrases that...
