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Migrant workers’ infections our woes, too
End raids, do more voluntarily testing if we want to to end transmission of diseases, Covid-19.
1 day ago

Optical shops, parks... how about restaurant hours?
After 10 months of acting first, planning later, govt still fishing in soup for eatery rules.
3 days ago

Why Shahidan’s appointment ruffles women’s feathers
Arau MP previously charged with molesting a 15-year-old in October 2018.
4 days ago

Two lockdowns, one emergency and an epidemic
After shock ousting of Pakatan last year, Malaysians are luckily now prepared for nasty surprises from their politicians.
6 days ago

Nasi goreng leader’s snap polls logic
New BN sec-gen takes umbrage at ‘non-educated’ Malaysians’ objections to politicking as pandemic rages on.
1 week ago · 2 comments

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Why driving around Penang in a Mercedes is a bad idea
Disheartening for voters to see symbol of wealth in a time of crisis.
1 week ago · 4 comments

Problem with Pejuang, Muda rejections
Registrar of Societies should uphold constitution, allow freedom of expression.
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When MCA is left at sea
Senior partner in BN deserves courtesy of being heard over Annuar Musa dismissal.
1 week ago · 2 comments

Party membership that’s a steal
If Umno members are being bought over by Bersatu, then the party should take the opportunity to cleanse itself.
2 weeks ago

Leaving 2020 with heavy baggage
People should derive strength, hope from those who sacrificed time, energy, resources to assist fellow Malaysians.
2 weeks ago · 1 comment

When roads are paved with potholes
Kuala Langat PWD’s apology to Khairy Jamaluddin over offending patch raises eyebrows.
3 weeks ago · 1 comment

If the glove fits
Govt sends wrong signal by letting rule-breaking employer off with a slap on the wrist.
3 weeks ago · 1 comment

The beef about corrupted meat
News of cartel selling far-from-halal meat to unsuspecting Malaysians shows extent of graft.
3 weeks ago · 1 comment

Housing cattle of migrant workers
Appalling living conditions render physical distancing an immense luxury, exposing them to infectious diseases.
3 weeks ago

Holding back women is society’s loss
Malaysia has a deep resevoir of capable women who will make our, and their, future bright.
4 weeks ago

Speedboats no replacement for Penang heritage
It's the end of the line for iconic transport service.
1 month ago

When names in Kedah are Greek to you
Northern state producing peculiar breed of leaders, civil servants.
1 month ago · 1 comment

Building houses of worship and bridges
Interfaith group rightly cautions ministers against move for federal govt to identify ‘legal’, ‘illegal’ temples, churches.
1 month ago

When the Yang Berhormat insult
They resort to using horse manure to justify untenable statements.
1 month ago

Drunk on racial slur in Kedah
PAS leader raises political temperature, trying to burnish Islamic credentials.
1 month ago

Sidestepping human rights and Suhakam
Issues facing vulnerable and persecuted groups deserve Parliament's attention
1 month ago

Stand up and be counted
For MPs to do otherwise in parliament is to give voters the finger.
1 month ago · 1 comment
