Domestic Policy

Bahasa Melayu
Economic and environmental sustainability are not mutually exclusive

This requires the participation of both economists and environmentalists in this ongoing discussion to close the gaps.
By Farhan Kamarulzaman

4 weeks ago
Bahasa Melayu
Rebranding agriculture to charm the youth

The government should empower the younger generation to venture into this sector by improving the agriculture’s image or make it ‘sexier’ and more lucrative.
By Nurafifah Suhaimi

4 weeks ago
Bahasa Melayu
Sustainable action plan crucial for B40 women’s head of family

What is needed is a long-term and sustainable solution for them to protect their livelihoods.
By Sofea Azahar

4 weeks ago
Domestic Policy
Inject more cash to the economy for faster recovery

Malaysia seems to have gone through the worst moment, and now, we must rise again in restoring the country’s economy.
By Nurafifah Suhaimi

1 month ago
Bahasa Melayu
Free ports can help drive economic growth

Expansion of free port status can be part of the resetting of economic growth strategies.
By Jason Loh

1 month ago
Domestic Policy
Place rakyat at the heart of the digital economy master plan

The rakyat must be at the heart of any national master plan. "Malaysia 5.0" is a policy framework to ensure Malaysia's national-level initiatives serve to address society's problems and issues.
By Ameen Kamal

1 month ago
Bahasa Melayu
Amplifying mining and quarrying sector for the greater good

This vital sector, therefore, needs adequate assistance to improve its performance to provide the country with great alternative sources of revenue potential.
By Farhan Kamarulzaman

1 month ago
Domestic Policy
Jobs, education key to reducing financial anxiety

A crucial issue that constantly needs to be addressed for the sake of the whole nation and to ensure sustained economic recovery.
By Sofea Azahar

1 month ago
Domestic Policy
SOP negligence has begun to show its impact

We should not let our guard down and continue to adhere to the SOPs as prevention is still better than cure.
By Farhan Kamarulzaman

1 month ago
Domestic Policy
Managing the same old, same old traffic congestion

Improved road infrastructure, proper urban planning and design, and the introduction of advanced technology are critical to managing the problem.
By Farhan Kamarulzaman

1 month ago

This requires the participation of both economists and environmentalists in this ongoing discussion to close the gaps.

The government should empower the younger generation to venture into this sector by improving the agriculture’s image or make it ‘sexier’ and more lucrative.

What is needed is a long-term and sustainable solution for them to protect their livelihoods.

Malaysia seems to have gone through the worst moment, and now, we must rise again in restoring the country’s economy.

Expansion of free port status can be part of the resetting of economic growth strategies.

The rakyat must be at the heart of any national master plan. "Malaysia 5.0" is a policy framework to ensure Malaysia's national-level initiatives serve to address society's problems and issues.

This vital sector, therefore, needs adequate assistance to improve its performance to provide the country with great alternative sources of revenue potential.

A crucial issue that constantly needs to be addressed for the sake of the whole nation and to ensure sustained economic recovery.

We should not let our guard down and continue to adhere to the SOPs as prevention is still better than cure.

Improved road infrastructure, proper urban planning and design, and the introduction of advanced technology are critical to managing the problem.