It’s best to leave PTPTN alone
A lot of adjustments and soul-searching are needed to ensure its long-term sustainability.
Big Smile, No Teeth: Daring to drive to Kuala Lumpur
It's not for the faint-hearted what with magic cards and the strangest congestion.
Climax in a flash: Premature ejaculation in older men
I face a rather curious problem in the bedroom and really hope you can help.
No place for haters in nation-building
While childish antics should be met with reasonable penalties, serial offenders who misuse race and religion need to be punished. But we also need to move on and focus on building the nation.
What lies beneath
Sabah politics can be complicated, with history and family ties affecting outcomes. Even the notoriously bad condition of the state's roads goes far beyond the jarring potholes on the surface.
An expected blow-up
Ukraine thought it had endless Western money and weapons to help it fight Russia, until Trump's White House expressed a desire to make peace.
Farewell to Harun and Azmi - unsung heroes in their respective fields
LAST Tuesday was a sad day for many.
We cannot leave half our population on the sidelines
YESTERDAY was International Women's Day, so it's nice to be able to say that Malaysia has made significant progress in advancing women's rights over the years.
Fierce undercurrents in Penang ahead of DAP polls
LIM Guan Eng was once the most powerful man in DAP. No one in his party dared to criticise him, and DAP politicians were even afraid to speak to reporters who he disliked.
Women in sports give us reason to celebrate
IT was 15 years ago when I made my first trip to the All-England in 2010.
A ‘degree mill’ to uplift women
In a world where women are discriminated against, one man sets an example.
Partnership the way to go for stray management
LATELY, there has been much public outcry after gut-wrenching videos circulating on social media exposed the alleged brutal handling of stray dogs by local councils.