Yeoh Cheong Ee
Address racial quota before mulling merger, say Chinese educationists
If the goal is to make Bumiputera students more competitive, then let them compete with everyone else, says Lim Lian Geok Foundation chairman.
Slowdown means fewer overseas holidays this Raya
Many Malays still prefer to go back to their hometowns before going for any domestic or overseas holiday.
Chinese voters in Rantau give Pakatan cold shoulder
Local issues, such as smoking ban and bad council service, a turn off for voters.
Drug addicts to be moved to other cities under new rehab programme
National Anti-Drugs Agency also in talks with police to have drug offenders placed under its care instead of being sent to prison.
For an ex-addict, kicking the habit is just the start
The former gang member entered a downward spiral when he became addicted to meth and started selling it to fund his addiction.
Drug rehabilitation methods in Malaysia
Addicts can either use substitutes or undergo psychotherapy.
Prison walls no barrier to drug trade
Convicted drug offenders find it easy to get their fix behind bars.
Kit Siang admits Malays still think Pakatan a threat
Ruling coalition reeling from Cameron Highlands loss and must now deal with PAS, Umno’s toxic politics.
Rubber board lost RM800 million in land deal under BN
Najib Razak administration forced MRB to sell a 1,133ha in Sg Buloh to Aset Tanah Negara Berhad in 2010, discloses Teresa Kok.
Grassroots, central leadership set for showdown in Selangor DAP polls
Candidate list being circulated shows more than 40 contenders for 15 state committee posts.
Klang turns into illegal recycling hub despite ‘ban’
Mountains of plastic waste coming to port town since China imposed a ban on recyclable waste at the end of 2017.
Tread lightly on project reviews, economists warn Putrajaya
They say the government risks alienating the private sector if renegotiations are not handled carefully.
Crackdown on foreign hawkers will not resolve labour shortage
Hawkers say foreigners are only filling up the vacuum left by locals who have shunned '3D' jobs.
Why poisoning won’t stop demand for cheap booze
The recent spate of methanol poisoning puts a spotlight on stores selling illegal alcohol and consumers’ behaviour.
MCA part of corrupt BN, so how to check and balance, asks Kit Siang
DAP veteran suggests that BN component party speak out against 1MDB and Najib Razak first.
