Mustafa K. Anuar
Mustafa is a senior journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
Sanusi Junid full of ‘outlandish’ ideas
As cabinet member, late Umno leader suggested farmers plant padi on rooftops and contest to pluck grey hair.
Neglecting Penang’s fishermen may lead to food security risk
Their already dire situation is also being compounded by land reclamation projects.
Malay mechanics determined to succeed without NEP
They rely on technical skills, grit and entrepreneurial spirit to survive, despite increasing competition and no government assistance.
Curbing ‘fake news’ can’t be one-way street
Assigning a monopoly of truth to an institution isn’t the right antidote, and is an antithesis to freedom of expression.
When laying claim to patriotism becomes downright divisive
The spurious claim that only the Malays fought against the Japanese and British invaders must be roundly condemned.
Rohingya in transit long for a life of dignity
Xenophobia, low-paying jobs and lack of access to education among the trials faced by refugees in Malaysia.
Malaysian women politicians should not be mere 'seat warmers'
The term, alluded to Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail, is not only unkind to her, but trivialises all women.
Has Isa Samad lost his final chance at redemption?
Scandal and controversy survivor, Felda’s former chairman may find his luck has run out after an especially rocky year.
Winners of the New Economic Policy
A number of successful Malays share what they gained academically from affirmative action.
When Sheila Majid sings 'out of tune'
Artistes’ work isn’t only to entertain audiences, but also to address issues of the day in creative ways.
