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At the end of last month, Khairy Jamaluddin, the science, technology and innovation minister, denied allegations on social media that he had authorised the vaccinations of workers at the Genting … Continue Reading →
In May 2015, the rakyat was outraged, when a MARA maths scholar, Nur Fitri Azmeer Nordin, who was studying at Imperial College, was arrested, tried and charged with producing and … Continue Reading →
Today, prime-minister-in-waiting, Anwar Ibrahim, released a statement about his eldest daughter, Nurul Izzah’s, shock resignation from all her party and government positions. In a report by the Malay Mail, he … Continue Reading →
Umno-Baru leaders and their supporters have abandoned Umno-Baru. At the party’s height of power, these Umno-Baru members failed to see, or preferred not to see, that their former leader, the … Continue Reading →
Zahid Hamidi, the former Deputy Prime minister, was the only serious contender for the post of Umno-Baru president, until a businessman-and-blogger, Rahmat Azim Abdul Aziz, who tweets under the handle @MatUmno, … Continue Reading →
Many years ago, former prime minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi’s personal assistant (PA) addressed a group of around 30 people before they met the PM. He told them that they had … Continue Reading →
Oxford. One of the best universities in the world. Every parent wants their child to go there. Oxford offers a world-class education, learning resources and research facilities. And the student … Continue Reading →
Not everything that the Sports Minister, Khairy Jamaluddin, touches turns to gold. His understanding of the many issues which have cropped-up during this South-East Asia (SEA) Games is pathetic. He … Continue Reading →
What happened to the investigation into RM107 million which had been embezzled, over six years, from the Ministry of Sports? Why have we not heard about the outcome of this … Continue Reading →
I have some admiration for Khairy Jamaluddin. For an UMNO man, he actually has some good points. He fingered the Malay obsession for skin on skin ‘salams’, for example, by … Continue Reading →