Golden boy’s PR quandary
Did Tengku Zafrul actually think he could walk out of Umno into PKR without any political consequences?
Better site for KL’s flea market
Planned three-storey complex a boost for Chinatown traders.
Olympians aren’t the only world champs who need support
ZMARUL Al Adam became Malaysia’s latest world champion, winning gold in the World Bodybuilding Championships in Maldives last month.
Reflections on legal practice
AS A lawyer, my journey through the legal profession has been both rewarding and challenging.
Asean’s second Renaissance is now
THE Covid-19 pandemic and an increasingly volatile global environment have highlighted supply-chain vulnerabilities that could jeopardize Asean’s economic outlook. To reduce these risks, the group, under Malaysia’s chairmanship next year, must diversify its supply sources, invest in infrastructure, and adopt digital solutions.
Strong basics spur hope
A video by a news portal on the drop of Malaysia’s global competitiveness in an Institute for Management Development (IMD) survey went viral recently. Certainly, it was a damper.
Reviving the idea of professional referees
A TRUE legend who seldom loses his cool, Fandi Ahmad did not mince his words in a post-match press conference recently.
National team duty should take precedence over club assignments
MAJOR honours can be won with clubs, but there is nothing like winning for the nation. I believe it’s a must to play for the country, above all else. The greatest honour is to play for the Jalur Gemilang.
Two amazing moments for Xmas
AS the year dwindled down to the final two weeks, I was feeling rather sad and depressed until I heard of two incidents that happened recently that are quite in keeping with the Christmas season.
Amad’s brilliance and Amorim’s belief – a perfect formula for success
IN football, having the right players is not enough – you need to ensure that each one possesses the mental toughness and football IQ to win games over a long season.
Addressing myths about sexual frequency and fertility
I greatly admire your sense of humour when dealing with taboo subjects of sexual health in a conservative country like Malaysia.
Facts, not fiction, dear MPs
A doctorate thesis involves serious research and lots of facts, yet an MP who has a PhD did no research when making outlandish claims. And it could cost her dearly.