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Witnessing History

Farhan Iqbal, Documenting Kuala

09-May-19 21:00

Witnessing History

A year ago, a visual storytelling platform called Documenting Kuala went on the ground to capture and document the 14th General Election, when the country ushered in a new government, after more than 60 years. One of its founders joins us on the show to recall what he observed and witnessed during the campaign period, the election day (and that historical night) and the day after.

Produced by: Haniff Baharudin


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