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There is one particular issue in this country that never fails to incite fierce debate, with passionate arguments – …
As a child, I used to look up to those with titles in front of their names.“Yang Berhormat, Dato’, …
By Ivy Kwek The recently concluded House of Representatives sitting has seen to be a season of cutting salaries. …
By Ivy Kwek Standing at RM214 billion, the 2011 budget is the largest budget that Malaysians have received thus …
By Foo Fei On October 14, Defence Minister Dato’ Seri Dr. Ahmad Zahid Hamidi stated that the Ministry of …
Malaysians heaved a collective sigh of relief in September over the departure of one of the most notorious policeman …
By T.K. Tan Recently, the Audit Bureau of Circulation (ABC) of Malaysia released the half yearly circulation figures as …
A recent conference organised by the Good Governance and Gender Equality Society (3Gs), a Penang-based non-governmental organisation examined the …
The result of the Permatang Pasir by-election showed that UMNO-Barisan Nasional is at its wits’ end. The party is plagued with internal power struggles at the grassroots level with local warlords vying for what is left of their traditional power base in Permatang Pauh.
Over the past 33 years, our cherished national petroleum company Petronas has contributed half a trillion ringgit (that’s RM500,000,000,000) to the Malaysian government and in the past nine years given RM15.2 billion to Terengganu.
How have these sums been spent?