Mustafa K. Anuar
Mustafa is a senior journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
Contract doctors striking out their Hippocratic Oath?
Hartal mounted as the last resort to tell the government that their plight must be addressed urgently.
Living the hard life in pandemic-stricken Malaysia
Ordinary people at wit’s end attempting to put food on the table.
A head buried in sand raises two flags in hand
Malaysians offer solidarity and assistance to each other amid collective outrage at the government’s mishandling of the pandemic.
Durian treat gone thorny for deputy speaker
People expect SOP to be applied equally to all, irrespective of social status.
When desperation grips Malaysians
Comprehensive long-term strategy needed to save people from stress, despair, low self-esteem.
A phrase waiting to be defined as soon as possible
‘ASAP’ has become bone of contention among politicians that revolves around the nagging question of when Parliament should be reconvened.
When even helping becomes a racial issue
To insist there’s a hidden agenda behind every extension of help is over the top.
Beating disrespect in diverse Malaysia
People should understand and appreciate the diversity of Malaysian society, warts and all.
When elite politics competes with people’s interests
An election may not be what people who are wondering how to put food on the table are hoping for.
SOP shouldn’t eclipse lunar new year
One would assume that politicians in a milticultural society are aware of cultures other than their own.
Heavier fines to arrest Covid-19 spike?
An educational approach may be more effective rather than monetary penalties in a time of economic malaise.
Fear of diverse ideas in university
Varsities cannot aim to nurture critical thinkers while disallowing different ideologies and perspectives.
Why driving around Penang in a Mercedes is a bad idea
Disheartening for voters to see symbol of wealth in a time of crisis.
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.
