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Umno leaders reject Bossku’s attempt to work with Anwar
Umno leaders were tight-lipped, their faces giving away nothing about the turbulence within the party when they emerged from the party supreme council meeting that dragged on till after midnight.
This is a time for faith
I WAS exchanging WhatsApp messages in the middle of the night with my pastor friend, conversing about the political, economic and health challenges Malaysia is facing.
Lock politicians down until they compromise and agree
Given the political stalemate, perhaps we should think outside the box when it comes to government – or eschew the box completely.
When the sober are toast
A dead drinking buddy can drag you into serious trouble in this country.
Road fatalities a concern
Stay safe not just during the Covid-19 pandemic but also when driving on our roads.
Sometimes pulling out is just not enough
Dr G explains to Withdrawing William about pre-ejaculatory fluid and withdrawal technique.
Let us save Malaysia
ANSWERING the earlier calls from the Malaysian Association of Tour and Travel Agents (MATTA) to turn to Cuti-Cuti Malaysia to help the local domestic tourism industry, my family and I decided to spend a weekend at Redang Island recently.
The constantly changing order of the day
THEY weren’t kidding when they said when it rains it pours. Except that there was nothing pouring out of our taps but grief.
Too close for comfort
MOST of us would like to think the Covid-19 pandemic is something that affects others, possibly, people who work as frontliners or foreigners. Or maybe people who live in congested areas or even recent visitors to Sabah.
What’s the endgame here?
IF politics is a chess game, then the Prime Minister is playing a simultaneous game against four opponents.
‘Bidenomics’ will be a net plus for Asia
US economic policy will be less capricious, more predictable and more multilateral.
