England leading the way for the future of rugby?
To say that I am disappointed is an understatement. I am one of those fanatical supporters of the All Blacks whom I believed are God-chosen to be the masters of the rugby universe.
An opportunity to right the wrong
A yearly budget should be able to address real issues not just dangling carrots and promising sweeteners.
Too much diplomacy, too little action
IT was almost midnight on Wednesday, Sept 8,1997. A chartered Boeing 747 Malaysia Airline plane bearing flight number MH4802 took off from Subang International Airport. The then Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad (now Tun), was on board with a few ministers and a planeload of businessmen, government officials and reporters. I was one of them.
Habibie: A reformer and a democrat
Although some believed he was betrayed by his own party, he was a gentleman politician unfazed by all the lobbying and jostling around him. Hopefully history will be kind to a true Indonesian patriot.
Why the govt needs a spokesperson
It cannot be business as usual. In the Internet era, effective communication is needed more than ever.
A need for ‘compassionate banking’
An environment lacking in compassion is not good for business and the country in the long run. Business is also about humanity.
No country for old people
With Malaysian life expectancy rising, managing an ageing nation is a real challenge for the government.

