Hasnah Rahman

Datin Hasnah is the co-founder and CEO of New Malaysia Herald based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. With an extensive background in mass communication and journalism, she works on building up New Malaysia Herald and it's partner sites. A tireless and passionate evangalist, she champions autism studies and support groups. Datin Hasnah is also the Editor in Chief of New Malaysia Herald.

Moneywave’s Next Chapter: Where Physical Meets Digital

The Malaysian money services business is combining more than 30 years of experience with a new physical-and-digital model as it opens its flagship headquarters in Central KL.
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Talent Shouldn’t Be Hidden: Young Voices Take the Stage

Lucas Law performs at Celebrating Music, Mentorship & Friendship at the Royal Selangor Visitor Centre on 26 July 2026. The young singer, who is on the autism spectrum, believes talent “shouldn't be hidden” and that opportunities to perform are an important part of learning and growth.

Network School: Beyond the Israeli Controversy, What Exactly Is Taking Shape in Forest City?

Network School has found itself at the centre of an explosive controversy over allegations involving Israeli nationals in Johor's Forest City. But beyond the passports, politics and outrage lies a far bigger question: What exactly is the Network State vision behind the community — and what does its growing physical presence in Malaysia mean for the country's regulatory, immigration and national interests?

Opinion | Johor PRN Verdict: A Warning Putrajaya Can No Longer Ignore

Johor has delivered more than a state election result — it has sent a powerful political message to Putrajaya. The scale of Barisan Nasional's victory suggests that voters were motivated less by political rhetoric and more by concerns over the rising cost of living, governance and leadership, making the election a significant barometer of national sentiment.

The Lion King Came Alive With the National Symphony Orchestra

As the iconic "Circle of Life" resounded through the hall, The Lion King became more than a beloved Disney classic for this mother and her neurodiverse son — it became an unforgettable evening of music, inclusion and inspiration and the iconic "Circle of Life" moment.

South China Sea Arbitration: 10 Years On, Why Malaysians Should Revisit The Legal Questions

As the tenth anniversary of the South China Sea arbitral award approaches, renewed efforts are underway to portray the ruling as the definitive legal framework for resolving disputes in the South China Sea. Some governments, advocacy groups and foreign policy commentators are expected to use the anniversary to reinforce a particular narrative about the dispute and its implications for the region. Yet, before Malaysians accept such narratives at face value, it is worth revisiting the legal questions that continue to surround the award ten years after it was issued. Lawyer Nor Hisham Mohd Nor writes in Part 1.

Tourism Malaysia, Dorsett Join Forces Amid Global Tourism Uncertainty

As geopolitical tensions continue to reshape travel patterns worldwide, Tourism Malaysia and Dorsett Hotels Malaysia are strengthening their domestic tourism push through family-focused experiences, special hotel packages and the popular Wira & Manja campaign.

Alumni PERMATA PINTAR: Perjalanan Luar Biasa Melangkaui Bilik Darjah

Lebih 70 alumni PERMATA Pintar berhimpun semula baru-baru ini untuk mengimbau perjalanan yang telah membawa mereka ke pelbagai destinasi: daripada universiti terkemuka dunia dan biasiswa berprestij sehinggalah ke sektor korporat. Kisah mereka membuktikan bahawa apabila bakat muda diberi peluang untuk berkembang, potensi luar biasa mampu diterjemahkan menjadi kejayaan yang nyata.

PRN Johor 2026: Ujian Pertama BN Tanpa Faktor Najib

Walaupun BN dijangka kekal mempertahankan Johor, persoalan sama ada gabungan itu mampu mengulangi kemenangan besar 2022 tanpa pengaruh Datuk Seri Najib Razak kini menjadi tumpuan utama.

Jho Low vs Murray Hunter: A Question of Priorities

Malaysia moved swiftly — and at cost — to pursue Murray Hunter. Years on, Jho Low remains beyond reach — even as new questions emerge.

CIFA to Drive Regional Action on Mental Health at Kuching Symposium

The CIFA Regional Symposium 2026 will debut in Malaysia amid rising mental health concerns across the region, driving calls for coordinated action and stronger support systems.

Skyworth PV Enters Malaysia Solar Market as Policy Changes Drive Growth

China’s Skyworth PV is making an aggressive push into Malaysia, betting that regulatory reforms, rising tariffs and shifting energy economics will trigger the next wave of rooftop solar growth — but it is entering an increasingly crowded and competitive market.

ARC Group Brings Capital Markets Forum Back to KL

The forum comes at a time when Malaysian firms are increasingly looking abroad for growth and capital, amid uncertain market conditions and shifting global capital flows