IN a swipe against the PAS supremo, veteran newsman A Kadir Jasin said Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang was ranting … More
Tag: Politicians
Power squabble in Jalan Bellamy: When will we dump corrupt politicians?
TWO nights ago, while we were confined at home because of the movement control order (MCO), several politicians, ministers, deputies … More
Are politicians the catalyst for extreme violence in Malaysia?
Do politicians instrumentalise aspects of race, religion, and culture, creating a potential for discord and disharmony in our multifaceted society? … More
Survey: Muhyiddin still most popular political leader in Malaysia
KUALA LUMPUR : Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin remains the most popular among political party leaders in Malaysia, a … More
Maldives steps up hunt for suspects after bomb attack on ex-president
MALE, MALDIVES (AFP) : Former Maldives president Mohamed Nasheed remained in intensive care on Saturday (May 8) as security services stepped up … More
Most youths don’t care about politics, politicians, survey finds
A majority believe politicians don’t care about ‘people like them’ while still more say politics is ‘complicated’. A new survey … More
Report: Malaysian cybertrooper teams employ full-time staff, used by politicians and businesses alike
KUALA LUMPUR : Malaysia is among 81 countries where the manipulation of public opinion through social media remains a growing … More
Existing leaders need to give young politicians a chance – Kadir Jasin
KUALA LUMPUR: Former Bersatu Supreme Leadership Council (MPT) member, Datuk A. Kadir Jasin has suggested that opportunities be given to … More
It’s time to replace ‘ancient political dinosaurs’ – Analyst
KUALA LUMPUR: Simpang Renggam Member of Parliament, Dr Maszlee Malik and Permatang Pauh MP, Nurul Izzah Anwar have been considered … More
Politics of convenience vs politics of conscience
As the anniversary of the nation’s (or more correctly, Malaya’s) independence draws closer, I can’t help but think of our … More
We are the greatest hurdle faced by Malaysia
If you are fed-up with how things are done in Malaysia, don’t just be a bystander, do something about it. No-one said that Malaysia would become perfect in one year. No-one said it would be easy or that reforms could be made overnight. All Malaysians deserve a better tomorrow. I know that many Malaysians have yet to be registered as voters. Please do so tomorrow. Every vote counts.
