Jahabar Sadiq
Jahabar Sadiq runs The Malaysian Insight and has been a journalist since 1988. Follow him on Twitter.
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Freeing the fourth estate, finally
After 45 years of foot-dragging, a pro tem committee has been formed to set up a council to enable the media to regulate itself.
A tale of two party assemblies
PKR’s raucous congress is in stark contrast to Umno’s orderly, though sullen, gathering.
Same old players, same old stories
Malays have long enjoyed favourable policies and fortunes; to say that these are now under threat is a huge lie.
Schooling Malaysia in faith
Missionary schools have always been a bastion of unity in a divided Malaysia, where education is paramount and faith is secondary.
Here we go, again
Dr Mahathir Mohamad, Anwar Ibrahim supporters should look at big picture – souring economy, bleak global outlook – instead of fighting over leadership.
A face-to-face, not a farce in our face
Some Pakatan politicians are showing that they are no different from their BN foes.
A day for Malaysians to take stock
We are on a long journey of turning separate ethnicities into one big family, one in which we don't simply tolerate, but respect one another.
What is your Merdeka?
We can choose to be the best Malaysians by doing our part to make the nation better.
Back to the gutter
Another sex scandal rears its ugly head in PKR, a party closely linked with Anwar Ibrahim’s sodomy cases.
A win to a whine in new Malaysia
Pakatan has scored quick wins, but some promises remain unfulfilled, if not broken, particularly on civil liberties and rights.
Malaysia’s year of a new normal
Most of us still not used to witnessing Putrajaya-palace spat, Muslims who believe their rights are being eroded, ex-PM in the dock.
This May, may we do better
Ahead of Pakatan Harapan’s first anniversary, Malaysians should be reminded that we work together as Malaysians and not as racial or religious silos.
SRC case is a trial, not a show for all
Former PM Najib should have thought about tranparency and truth when his minions blocked reporting on the 1MDB scandal.
Keadilan is 20, still searching for justice
Party might've begun with a black eye for Anwar Ibrahim, but it must never be a black eye for Malaysia, ever.
The people won GE14, now deliver, not bicker
Pakatan has an obligation to deliver what it promised the people in GE14 instead of wasting time on infighting.
