Columnists

Recent muggings unmask city’s woes, renew calls for solutions.

THERE’S additional drive for our athletes who will be taking part in the Paris Olympics – an automative company has expressed its interest in giving a car to those who make it to the podium.

TWO feats, which took place five days and some 15,000km apart, delivered timely reminders as to why golf continues to appeal to the masses.

A regulatory body is needed to oversee charity organisations to prevent fraud and provide support to genuine NGOs.

A simple tweet elicits responses that include some real struggles.

Johor MB’s bold move in the recent exco reshuffle seen as necessary to keep everyone on their toes.

Straight shooting Tiong King Sing is in the midst of a racially tinged controversy for demoting Tourism Malaysia’s DG. But the feisty Bintulu MP, as always, is taking on all detractors.

The columnist offers ideas on how to improve and increase the use of Bahasa Malaysia in vernacular and private schools.

IN football, leadership plays a crucial role in a team’s cohesion, passing the manager’s instructions, and turning a game around when the team are in a hole.

Indonesia deserves full credit for allowing freedom of expression during its national polls.

Digitalisation and Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) considerations stand as two paramount pillars shaping the trajectory of countries and organisations on a global scale. As companies pivot towards a more ESG-centric approach, the role of digitalisation emerges as a key driver of sustainable business practices. The ongoing evolution of digital transformation, marked by the advent of Digital Transformation 2.0, not only seeks advantageous business outcomes but also actively contributes to ESG initiatives.

Dear Dr G, I am a man in my mid-forties and my wife is three years younger than me.