Jahabar Sadiq
Jahabar Sadiq runs The Malaysian Insight and has been a journalist since 1988. Follow him on Twitter.
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Daim predicts more seats for PAS in GE15
Former finance minister says PAS today craves power after tasting it.
Daim says govt-linked entities never meant to compete with private sector
Ex-finance minister says state-run companies were originally designed to grow the country’s economy.
Many missteps along the way, says Daim
Former finance minister laments current state of affairs in Malaysia.
Wanted – scrotal gumption in Malacca
Shenanigans and performance amid Covid epidemic shows Malaysia needs a better set of politicians.
An offer dead on arrival
Muhyiddin Yassin’s seven-point offer on national TV shameless and shameful.
Is the Bandaraya Move a circle jerk?
Malaysians need action, not politicians posing as pop group members on stage auditioning for leadership.
Why all these senseless Covid-19 thresholds and rules?
If the virus doesn’t kill us, then illogical standards and orders will push us over the edge.
The two pandemics of Covid-19 and stupidity
It's hard to tell which is more widespread and damaging to health.
The stench on Bukit Nanas
Government decision on venerable Kuala Lumpur school reeks of bovine excrement.
Uneasy calm, treacherous waters remain for Muhyiddin
Analysts say the peace will not last as the prime minister’s position remains precarious.
Desperate times call for desperate measures?
To declare an emergency now is to affirm the government is fighting for its life and determined to avoid polls.
Malaysia reaches 2020, no further action required
Feudal overlords in cabinet with no mandate to rule need not justify themselves to poor underclass.
Avoiding the jumbo in the MH cockpit
Time for Khazanah to hire better managers to turn around flag carrier, not flog off problem to Firefly.
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