Mustafa K. Anuar
Mustafa is a senior journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
Patience wears thin as smoke thickens
Malaysians and Asean demand a permanent solution to perennial problem because enough is enough.
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Umno-PAS pact will further divide nation, warn observers
They say Malaysia risks being diverted away from key agenda of nation-building, as well as social, institutional reform.
Why Bukit Merah folk need reassurance
Nearly 30 years after Asian Rare Earth was forced to shut its processing plant in Perak, Malaysia remains ‘dumping ground’ for waste – radioactive or otherwise.
Selling a senseless boycott idea
Myopic view prevents campaigners from realising that globalisation has essentially removed national, what more ethnic, borders.
When Zunar leaves his racist chat room
Zunar leaving WhatsApp group filled with racist comments has political significance.
What it takes to be Malaysian
Love for the country will remain strong for as long as its people are made to feel they hold vital stake in it.
Entrepreneurship as a Malaysian endeavour
Assistance should be given to all races so that benefits of entrepreneurship undertakings are felt by all citizens.
When Zakir outstays welcome
A multicultural nation like ours doesn’t need someone who urges ‘old guests’ to go back.
Pakatan must ensure its policies make a real difference
It would be prudent to review policies formulated or introduced by BN.
A khat too deep in fault-lines of multi-ethnic Malaysia?
Pakatan Harapan caught between a rock and a hard place over introduction of Jawi in schools as issue takes on emotive overtones.
When politicians get seduced into stupidity
PKR senator insulting Malaysians with suggestion that a law be enacted to protect men from being seduced by women and tempted to commit sexual misdeeds.
Time for needs-based policy in reformed Malaysia
Anwar Ibrahim right to suggest that Pakatan Harapan move away from race-based approach of the New Economic Policy.
Trample not on rights of Orang Asli
Violation of their rights are carried out with impunity despite assurances from Putrajaya.
Why respond with violence to seminar for peace?
It is highly disturbing that an effort for Muslim unity is met with such savage hostility.
Avoid the sledgehammer with kids’ palm oil play
Taking a page out of BN playbook to stifle dissenting views should not be the way to go for current administration.
