Mustafa K. Anuar
Mustafa is a senior journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
Neglect of Lenggong robs us of our past
Archaelogical valley crumbles as govt agencies bicker over funding and jurisdiction.
An Islamic summit to reclaim dignity and progress
The deplorable state many Muslim countries are in have largely contributed to the fanning of Islamophobia.
Young and corruptible
Alarming that the younger generation has acquired bad and contagious practices.
Declare assets to enhance public trust
Some opposition lawmakers appear to be giving the finger to principles of transparency, accountability.
University autonomy to control thought?
It should be used to promote exchange of ideas and intellectual freedom.
Open select committee meetings way to go
Rakyat have a right to know who’s competent, committed to the job while transparency ensures better laws.
PKR saga a threat to Pakatan’s stability
Anwar Ibrahim’s bid to become next PM hinges on how party with most MPs survives fight between president, Azmin Ali, say academics.
Why Muslims’ challenges bigger than molehill
There are more pressing issues to address, such as climate change and corruption.
Why changing govt should be normal thing
Politicians better get used to the possibility that electorate ready to oust any party that fails to deliver.
When a communist ghost still haunts
Spectre of Chin Peng rattles some Malaysians even though communism lost its traction a long time ago.
If a parliament is as good as its members
It’s time for MPs to reflect on their recent misconduct, absenteeism.
More women firefighters needed to break the glass ceiling
More still must be done to meet stipulated 30% quota for women in certain sectors.
Band-aid and Orang Asli’s trampled rights
Malaysia needs to stop treating its indigenous people as second-class citizens.
When Netflix is afflicted by parental love
Streaming service rival chief executive looking to play moral guardian for parents who apparently cannot.
When Malaysia’s aviation authority flies south
Time to bring meritocracy into the picture following humiliating downgrade of first-tier safety status.
