Mustafa K. Anuar
Mustafa is a senior journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
Why driving around Penang in a Mercedes is a bad idea
Disheartening for voters to see symbol of wealth in a time of crisis.
Party membership that’s a steal
If Umno members are being bought over by Bersatu, then the party should take the opportunity to cleanse itself.
Sidestepping human rights and Suhakam
Issues facing vulnerable and persecuted groups deserve Parliament's attention
When rules are changed to suit the day
Are there different laws for different folk – even though the virus doesn't discriminate?
Sorry not the hardest word, Tiong
MP's attack against Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah an unnecessary distraction devoid of finesse.
Public funds for people’s welfare, not government propaganda
Reviving Jasa at RM85.5 million amid the pandemic is akin to buying a branded handbag on a tight budget.
The essence of humanitarian aid amid pandemic
Politics should be secondary in aid distribution as the people need help immediately.
Having the cake and eating it, too, in Sabah
The unwillingness of some Sabah politicians to oppose the appointment of a PAS assemblyman is a betrayal of their mandate.
When leadership is driven by luxury cars
The money spent to acquire such cars could be better used to alleviate the people's economic hardship.
The unfounded rumour of Redzuan’s resignation
If politicians are to resign, it should be done based on principles rather than political whims.
Communities facing post-pandemic environment
The people must not let their guard down and take Covid-19 for granted.
’Sheraton Move’ turns anniversary of triumph into one of dashed hopes
Bloodless coup leaves Malaysians less than sanguine about their future.
Nicholas Chan