Opinions

Economy and Finance
Fair working opportunities for disabled people

Disabled people should also be seen as skilled workers; and should be accepted as part of the workforce who could contribute to the community and development of the country.
By Nurafifah Suhaimi

6 years ago
Opinions
A US presidential election unlike all others

Americans face the realistic prospect the incumbent may reject the outcome or that armed violence may result.
By Jamari Mohtar

6 years ago
Bahasa Melayu
Please don’t let go of hard-earned savings easily

Assistances provided to the rakyat should considered thoroughly and carefully without jeopardising future social safety net.
By Ameen Kamal and Sofea Azahar

6 years ago
Bahasa Melayu
Empathy driven policies are needed in Sabah

By advocating empathy in state policymaking, the Sabah state government would be seen as a caring (prihatin) government who is always down to earth, meeting the needs of the rakyat.
By Amanda Yeo

6 years ago
Domestic Policy
‘Expect the unexpected’ in Covid-19 vaccination strategy

Authorities must account for operational unknowns and hiccups.
By Ameen Kamal

6 years ago
Domestic Policy
Budget 2021 – Youth’s wishlist to endure the crisis

The national budget might not be a ‘one-size-fits-all’ budget but there are some pressing issues of the youth that need serious consideration by the government.
By Sofea Azahar

6 years ago
Domestic Policy
Focus on delivering empathetic budget

Politicians must be empathetic to the rakyat's situation and put aside political differences to deliver a national Budget that the people need.
By Sofea Azahar and Ameen Kamal

6 years ago
Opinions
Is Malaysian economy ready for post-Covid world?

Competent leadership, stable and empathetic government, and an innovatively adaptive economy are crucial elements for Malaysia to thrive in the post-Covid world.
By Ameen Kamal

6 years ago
Opinions
All the politicking needs to stop!

If Budget 2021 is not passed by Parliament, the country will be facing for the first time a government shutdown with all its accompanying hardships to the rakyat.
By Jamari Mohtar

6 years ago
Opinions
‘Macau Scam’ shenanigans symptoms of deep corruption

Handling of cases and suspects involved in scams and underground syndicates indicate symptoms of deep corruption.
By Ameen Kamal

6 years ago

Disabled people should also be seen as skilled workers; and should be accepted as part of the workforce who could contribute to the community and development of the country.

Americans face the realistic prospect the incumbent may reject the outcome or that armed violence may result.

Assistances provided to the rakyat should considered thoroughly and carefully without jeopardising future social safety net.

By advocating empathy in state policymaking, the Sabah state government would be seen as a caring (prihatin) government who is always down to earth, meeting the needs of the rakyat.

Authorities must account for operational unknowns and hiccups.

The national budget might not be a ‘one-size-fits-all’ budget but there are some pressing issues of the youth that need serious consideration by the government.

Politicians must be empathetic to the rakyat's situation and put aside political differences to deliver a national Budget that the people need.

Competent leadership, stable and empathetic government, and an innovatively adaptive economy are crucial elements for Malaysia to thrive in the post-Covid world.

If Budget 2021 is not passed by Parliament, the country will be facing for the first time a government shutdown with all its accompanying hardships to the rakyat.

Handling of cases and suspects involved in scams and underground syndicates indicate symptoms of deep corruption.