Columnists

FINALLY, we are seeing a real show of authority to remind defiant and indifferent Malaysians that they must stay at home, because they better wake up and take this war against the deadly virus seriously now.By the time you read this, the army would have made their presence felt as they would be seen stationed across the nation.

We have hit the pause button with the MCO, so we should take the chance during this brief interlude from the hustle and bustle of our lives to do some soul-searching.

I thought I had Covid-19 last week. Someone at work had been in contact with a person who was confirmed to have Covid-19.

The government has been under a lot of criticism over its handling of the movement control order (MCO) meant to curb the spread of the Covid 19 pandemic.

It’s going to be a long and tiresome two weeks but let’s do our part to beat the Covid-19 pandemic.

It is incumbent upon all of us to exercise caution, common sense and cooperation with the authorities.

The effectiveness of the movement control order relies on all Malaysians making the effort to follow it.

TO say people have buried their heads in the sand is to mean they refuse to confront or acknowledge a problem.

Real change cannot come only via the ballot box. Our columnist explains how private universities can be instrumental in shaping a better future for the country.

Home quarantine and being together round the clock a nightmare for some married couples.

Kuala Lumpur is Unesco’s World Book Capital for 2020, an opportunity for Malaysians to showcase their love for books. The city must be portrayed as a city of knowledge and not just of bricks and structures.

A teen worries that his fixation about sex is over the edge.