OPINION
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Will Boycotting Work?
Editor’s Desk By Fathol Zaman Bukhari The word “boycott” or “boikot” in Bahasa Malaysia has suddenly found a niche in the…
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What has Happened to The Lifestyle of Kampong Folk?
By Jerry Francis Has urbanisation affected the lifestyle of the residents of the predominantly Malay neighbourhood of Gugusan Manjoi in…
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Museums: Dusty storerooms or centres of culture?
By Mariam Mokhtar Few Malaysians visit museums even if one is near their home. To put it bluntly, many Malaysians…
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Residents living in fear of Dengue
Lately the mainstream papers are highlighting the outbreak of dengue in the country. As far as Perak is concerned, in…
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Is PosLaju Up to Scratch?
One does not enjoy writing to a newspaper regarding the exasperating experience of dealing with a government-linked company. Unfortunately, it…
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Once Filled With Stagnant Water, Now With Flower-Beds
The Dataran MBI, located in the ‘front yard’ of the Ipoh City Council complex, has been given a minor facelift…
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For a New Beginning
By G. Sivapragasam As we celebrate Hari Raya this year I am hoping that the people who make up this…
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Compassion for a Special-Needs Mother
By Mariam Mokhtar Malaysians were shocked to read about 15-year-old Muhammad Firdaus Dullah, who has cerebral palsy (CP). Immigration officers…
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MH 370 and MH 17 – Shedding a Tear or Two
Letter I learnt about MH 17 just an hour or so after the news broke internationally – 1.30am on…
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Indiscretion In Kiwiland
By Fathol Zaman Bukhari The continuing saga of a Malaysian military attaché staff in Wellington, New Zealand is a hotly…
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