Mustafa K. Anuar
Mustafa is a senior journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
Dealing with the Nazris in Malaysian politics
Certain politicians have made racism an art on which they have reaped handsome returns.
Falling out of love in Georgetown City
Disagreement over artistic expression should not border on threatened violence.
‘Blessed’ lie that has come to PAS
Why are self-appointed champions of race, religion silent following Nik Mohamad Abduh Nik Abdul Aziz's bombshell admission?
Is there integrity in ‘New Malaysia’?
Fake degrees aside, politicians must also stop party-hopping and abusing government machinery during elections.
It’s not just a matter of a degree, Bersatu
Letting off Marzuki Yahya in fake degree scandal a throwback to BN days of less transparency, accountability.
Is reuniting a mother with her child too much to ask for?
Kindergarten teacher Indira Gandhi has said she doesn't want to change the faith of her daughter Prasana Diksa, she just wants to see the girl she last saw as a toddler nine years ago.
A Najib for all seasons
Former PM now ‘king of trolls’ as he goes on the offensive ahead of corruption trial.
Don’t treat Orang Asli as mere vote bank
Politicians from both side of the divide should not humiliate these communities by dangling carrots they don’t intend to honour every time an election comes along.
Why reform is crucial for Bersatu
Splinter party has a ways to go in convincing Malaysians it is substantially different from Umno.
How is calling others ‘pig’ of any use to Malays?
Ibrahim Ali and his ilk should be more concerned with corruption committed by those of the same faith than play the race game.
A pass for better transport and sustainability
More attractive public transport will make cities more liveable.
Lessons from the ICERD hullabaloo
Even as Putrajaya abandons ratification of anti-discrimination pact, it should help those on the lower economic strata of society, most of whom happen to be Malay.
Court damages for pupil pose discipline problem
RM43,000 compensation on Monday will embolden some schoolchildren, say educators.
Vigilantism must be curbed at all costs
Turning a blind eye will give wrong signal to those with a penchant for executing illegitimate brand of justice.
