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On a spurt of fertility
Can you have too much of a good thing when it comes to sex?
A unity lesson from Sabah and Sarawak
Tomorrow’s Malaysia Day celebration is not just a public holiday. It is a reminder to Malaysians of how Malaysia was created.
Boycott? Yes, let’s all boycott selfish politics
We need to replace toxic hate-mongering and marriages of political convenience with movements anchored in real principles.
Hazy shade of the heatwave
Like a bad penny that keeps rolling back, the wicked weather of recent days shows no sign of abating as the culprits plead ignorance.
Same old, same old
Sabahans and Sarawakians are still waiting for the promise of receiving higher returns for their states’ oil to be fulfilled.
The vision of our Rukun Negara
This Malaysia Day is a good time for us to reflect on our national ideology, which is the essence of the soul of the nation that has carried us this far.
Spooky uncertainties await Sabah
Sabah and Jolo are separated by the Sulu Sea and yet their fates are entwined.
Time to get serious in clearing the air
The haze leaves Malaysians with a certain resignation as they are engulfed by helplessness and powerless to stop it.
Lift the haze of political profiteering
‘… this is not an Indonesia vs Malaysia problem. This is a corrupt, rich people vs the rest of us problem.’
Controlling rising healthcare costs is not a magic solution
Merely controlling the cost of healthcare products and services will not achieve affordable healthcare as there are multiple factors in play.
Bridges of friendship across the sea
AS we commemorate 56 years of the formation of Malaysia, it is necessary to strengthen the bridges of friendship between the peninsula and Sabah and Sarawak. It is necessary for the people of both regions to rededicate themselves to the spirit of accommodation, moderation and compromise that made possible the transformation of Malaya to Malaysia.
