Kuala Lampur, Feb. 11 -- Every year on February 13, World Radio Day is celebrated globally to recognise radio's role in shaping societies, preserving cultures, and fostering communication. In Malaysia, this occasion carries even greater significance, not only as a tribute to the nation's broadcasting heritage but also as a reflection of the architectural legacy of Wisma Angkasapuri - a landmark that has long stood as the heart of national media and cultural identity.

A symbol of Malaysia's modern identity

Perched atop Putra Hill and overlooking the Federal Highway, Wisma Angkasapuri, commonly known as Wisma RTM, is more than just a broadcasting hub. As travellers pass along the highway, its bold and imposing silhouette commands attentio...