Chan Kok Leong
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Nine out of 10 youth polled think wages are too low
Young Indians feel the most financially improved in the last year, compared with Malays and Chinese.
Distrust, disinterest why youth voter registration low, says survey
Seven out of 10 young Malaysians believe politicians to be root cause of country’s problems.
A fire stoked by silence
Society’s silence created a permissive environment for lax safety standards.
Pakatan aims to finalise federal seat allocation in 1 week
Johor has been identified as front-line state, says Muhyiddin Yassin.
Low pay, GST still Muar folk's top concern
Corruption allegations far from voters’ mind despite opposition’s constant harping on them.
The doctor is in, but he sings a different tune
Addressing Bersatu’s first anniversary celebration last night, Dr Mahathir calls for national, not racial, unity.
Pakatan to end GST, open inquiry into 1MDB in first 100 days
Opposition will take seven initiatives to immediately alleviate the burden on Malaysians and to restore their dignity in the eyes of the world, says Muhyiddin.
The NEP wake-up call
Contractor Kong Yong Thing does not fault the NEP, but says its implementation leave much to be desired.
Bersatu out to paint Muar a different shade of red today
As party celebrates its 1st anniversary in Umno stronghold, leaders look back on how far they’ve come.
Muhyiddin's last hurrah
Ex-deputy prime minister explains why he U-turned on retirement plan and why he’s amazed by state of inertia among Malaysian voters.
The rot is so deep, getting rid of Najib not enough, says Muhyiddin
Bersatu chief identifies endemic corruption and toxic politics as reasons for Barisan Nasional’s decline.
Youth can be agents of change again
Younger Malaysians must register as voters if they want to bring about changes to the political landscape.
GST and government folly slows pace in Terengganu
Local traders say GST had reduced disposable income while ineffective state policies made things worse.
Warmer PAS-Umno ties in Terengganu as leaders await signal from Najib
The traditional anti-PAS rhetoric is notably absent during the Kuala Nerus and Kuala Terengganu Umno delegates meeting last Friday.
Kuala Terengganu warms up to Pakatan on cold night
The opposition explains to folk in the state capital why Malaysia needs saving.
