OPINION
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Medan Kidd Bus Station
The next day after reading the latest Ipoh Echo (issue 191) on the Medan Kidd Bus Station, I spent a…
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Tips for coping with infrequent rubbish collections
By Mariam Mokhtar The litter we see on our streets, and in our drains, plus the great piles of uncollected…
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If Kuching Can Do It, Why Can’t We?
By Jerry Francis Recently, I read in a national daily how the folks in Kuching take pride in keeping their…
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Corruption the Bane of Our Society
By Fathol Zaman Bukhari Transparency International Malaysia’s recent survey which showed Malaysians perceiving political parties as being the most corrupt…
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Malaysians need quality education, not quantity education
By Mariam Mokhtar When the results of the Teluk Intan by-election were announced, the residents of Teluk Intan were euphoric.…
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The Unsung Hero of Taman Tinggi
By Jerry Francis Seventy-four-year-old retired lorry driver, Yeoh Say Bah, has become a celebrity in Taman Tinggi and surrounding housing…
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Rubbish Mars Ipoh’s Murals
I recently visited the murals in Ipoh, in the back lane off Jalan Datuk Onn Jaafar. I found the paintings…
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They Were Being Sexist
The woeful disregard for women reared its ugly head during a campaign rally at the recently concluded Teluk Intan by-election.…
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Civil Society Leadership in Ipoh
I refer to the editorial by G. Sivapragasam (Ipoh Echo Issue 189). I agree that society has changed. No longer…
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A Victory for All Malaysians
By Fathol Zaman Bukhari Like many Malaysians I stayed till late at night on Sunday, May 25 glued to the…
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