Columnists

The delusions of grandeur of the corrupt might soon receive a stinging dose of reality, courtesy of Malaysia’s King.

ARE Malaysian drivers getting angrier?

DAP still holds the Chinese vote like a fixed deposit but events in recent months have seen the party under fire for not standing tall on issues that pierced the Chinese heart.

I LOVE going to Ramadan bazaars.

THE Malaysian shirt is not something to be sneered at. Wearing it is an honour, whatever your sport.

The short answer is yes, as they can be a good resource when it comes to working out for people of all backgrounds and fitness levels.

There must be better monitoring of heavy vehicles carrying hefty loads and travelling at high speeds on our expressways.

AUGUSTA: Japanese star Hideki Matsuyama enters this week’s Masters in upbeat mood as he looks to repeat his historic triumph at Augusta National.

Proposed amendments to provide protection to those who report acts of corruption must be passed as soon as possible. It has taken too long already.

Our columnist takes a look at how the World Health Organization (WHO) has championed this aspect of our well-being.

NONE of the top three teams will hit the 100-point mark this season.

TWO recent examples of the concept of “freedom of speech” prompted this week’s column.