Mariam Mokhtar
By Murray Hunter When Malaysia’s Yang di-Pertuan Agong, or king Al-Sultan Abdullah Al-Haj rejected Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin’s request to declare a state of emergency on October 25, many sections … Continue Reading →
By Yin In Malaysia everything is about RACE. You can talk about corruption, governance, economic disparity, religion, even sport; it always revolves on race. Starting with Dr Mahathir Mohamad, successive governments … Continue Reading →
Unmasking the moderate Malay mind, and putting Malaysia first. The difference between an oyster and a moderate Malay is that it is easier to prise open an oyster than to … Continue Reading →
By Dennis Ignatius [PART ONE OF A THREE-PART SERIES ON THE CURRENT POLITICAL SITUATION IN MALAYSIA] May 9th will mark two years since Pakatan Harapan (PH), against all odds, swept … Continue Reading →
Like many, I always thought that the stumbling block to a Malaysian Malaysia is the rural constituencies; I have changed my opinion. A little history lesson can be most illuminating. … Continue Reading →
Yin says that how we turn out as adults is determined by the environment in which we were brought up. The Tempurong Generation By Yin of Wad 5, Tanjung Rambutan … Continue Reading →
Yin gazes into his crystall ball and sees… Yin: The Pakatan Harapan (PH) Government recently elected on the promise of Malaysia Baru came to an end when prime minister Dr … Continue Reading →
Yin reiterates that the two big stumbling blocks to our country’s peace, progress and prosperity are race and religion. Malaysians are the final losers in this zero sum game we … Continue Reading →
An Open Letter to The Prime Minister on National Unity, by Yin Dear Prime Minister I have lived through the halcyon days before and immediately after Merdeka like so many … Continue Reading →
Hard Questions and Hard Truths that May Lay the Foundations for Long Term Solutions. By Wan Nor Extract: “the future is about ensuring that Constitutional Malay Rights, namely Article 153 … Continue Reading →