A Hari Raya Homily: Can you exercise your imagination? Somewhere in the South China Sea, Najib is having a well deserved rest on the Equanimity, (Jho Low’s luxury yacht). He is having a break … Continue Reading →
A Hari Raya Homily
Can you exercise your imagination? Somewhere in the South China Sea, Najib is having a well deserved rest on the Equanimity, (Jho Low’s luxury yacht). He is having a break … Continue Reading →
Will Najib nip over to Java for a round of golf with his best mate, Obama?
The last time they were seen smiling together, Barack Obama was the most powerful man in the world, and Najib Abdul Razak, the most stubborn leader on earth. It was … Continue Reading →
A tale of two wives: One can do pretty much as she pleases, the other does as she is told
There are two sorts of wives in Malaysia. The first sort is normally found in Putrajaya, the WAM or “Wives and Mistresses” of high-profile career politicians. The second type of wife … Continue Reading →
Politics of Conviction by Yin, Letters from Ward 5
It has been demonstrated over and over again recently that conviction politics pays. People are fed up of “politics of pragmatism”. Of politicians who do and say (or not as may be the case) what they feel is necessary to get into … Continue Reading →
Five of Tourism Malaysia’s more controversial attractions; ‘spouse-minister’, ‘tourist’ minister and ‘penjaga Kad’
Here are five of the things which Tourism Malaysia will not want other people (Malaysians and potential visitors to Malaysia) to know. 1.Ministry is a family business Today, the Tourism … Continue Reading →
6 or 7 boys allegedly bully the boy with red sleeves? Have you any information?
This new case of alleged bullying was received by Keadilan. The public is urged to provide further information about the victim. First of all, at this point in … Continue Reading →
The gang culture which replaces family life in schools and universities.
For every Nhaveen, Zulfarahan and Thaqif, who were beaten senseless, how many other cases have escaped scrutiny? An atmosphere of fear and oppression pervades our schools and universities. The high profile … Continue Reading →
Nurul Izzah to Nazir: Was it so easy to forgive Najib?
On 11 May, PKR vice-president Nurul Izzah Anwar was put on the spot at the World Economic Forum in Phnom Penh, when CIMB chairperson Nazir Abdul Razak, asked her, “Can … Continue Reading →
YIN: Pakatan is testing the water for Mahathir’s interim premiership
In politics, nothing happens by chance. The recent comments by two leaders of DAP is a case in point. First Zaid, the ex-minister for law in the BN government and … Continue Reading →
Daily operations during Ramadhan to stop Muslims, eating, drinking and smoking in public
At the weekend, the Melaka Islamic Religious Department (JAIM) announced that it would conduct daily operations during Ramadan to stop Muslims from eating, drinking and smoking in public during the day. Its … Continue Reading →