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2020 A Ride to Remember
It has been a roller coaster ride since 1st Jan 2020, a ride we all want to end as soon as possible. The year filled with surprises that no one would ever wish for.
The bushfire in Australia, World War 3 tension, passing of great sports…
The Rise And Fall Of Mahathir Mohamad
By 9pm on 9 May, 2018, the results of the Malaysian general election are just beginning to become clear. My family friend Sham, her two twin daughters and I abandon a shopping trip in Kuala Lumpur once the first results begin to trickle in.…
Generational Change in the Malaysian Indian Congress Transformational Leadership
There must come a time either by choice or by circumstances when an individual or a group of people and in this case a political party must decide when would be the right time to make a break from the “business as usual” mindset that leads…
The Collapse Of Malaysian Private Universities – Analysis
An imminent collapse is pending within Malaysia’s private higher education sector that could potentially permanently close the doors of up to half of the country’s private institutions, leaving only a few with strong backers to financially…
Malaysian Prime Minister should respect press freedom
His Excellency Muhyiddin Yassin
Prime Minister of Malaysia
Prime Minister's Office
Federal Government Administration Center
Bangunan Perdana Putra, Putrajaya 62502
Malaysia
Sent via email to ppm@pmo.gov.my
Dear Prime Minister…
CSR initiative could help to tackle Covid-19 outbreak – MIC Youth
First and foremost, I would like to acknowledge all the great efforts done by the government in the recent economic stimulus package known as Pakej Prihatin Rakyat valued at RM250bil, amidst the economic crisis caused by Covid-19.…
MITRA : Resign Gracefully or be Ready to be Removed
The Socio-Economic Development of the Indian Community Unit, better known as SEDIC was founded by former Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak under the administration of the Barisan Nasional Government.
SEDIC was committed in helping the…
Does Pakatan Harapan really care?
It is axiomatic, I suppose, that many politicians take voters for granted once elections are over.
At election time, they stand before voters and make their spiel about all the wonderful things they are going to do. They promise to be…
The minister who climbed the fence
In a world of high walls of indifference, witnessing a minister in charge of all things youthful scaling fences to evade a mob leads to speculation — even if premature.
Sometimes, in our fixation about politics we forget it’s about people…
Why PAS is afraid of Anwar Ibrahim?
Last year, Malaysia saw a spike in political manoeuvres akin to a “game of thrones”. The country watched the Economic Affairs Minister Azmin Ali challenge his party leader, Anwar Ibrahim for the Prime Minister’s post.
It soured their…