Give a child a book, see him develop, says literacy advocate
Ahmad Redza Ahmad Khairuddin believes in the transformative power of literature.
Open up AP licensing to non-bumi companies too, says business group
Putrajaya has relaxed AP conditions to allow inexperienced bumiputera companies to participate in automotive activities.
Group urges police action against Moroccan influencer before he leaves Malaysia
Global Human Rights Federation claims latter allegedly mocked non-Islamic faiths.
Civil service pay hike among drivers of Pakatan’s KKB win
Ruling coalition sees stark increase in police, military votes.
Lenders told to help low, middle-income households as inflation bites
Offer quick, accessible loans with transparent terms, says industry veteran.
House arrest order for Najib unenforceable by law, say sources
No such legal provision exists in Malaysia.
Universiti Malaya can do more to fight sexual harassment, says student group
UM Feminism Club highlights survey showing low student awareness on issue.
Why is the government’s communication strategy failing?
After more than 2 years in business, the new administration continues to struggle to communicate effectively.
Umno’s hardline approach backfiring, say veteran politicians
Malay party scaring away voters with racial, religious rhetoric.
Group presses Perikatan to name Indian candidate for Kuala Kubu Baru
KKB is set to see a by-election following the death of its assemblyperson Lee Kee Hiong on March 21.
Ignoring history puts Malaysia at risk of losing her soul
It is time we expose the young to a more inclusive narrative about the country’s past.
Too many parties fighting over small Indian pie
Community remains marginalised despite pledges to improve its socio-economic status.
Politicians playing new game of leapfrog
Bersatu MPs support Anwar without violating anti-party hopping law.
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