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Gender equality isn’t a women’s issue

THE struggle for gender equality has spanned centuries. Why then are women still grappling with inequality, sexism and bias?

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We need a fiscally responsible Budget

ON Friday, the new Budget will be announced. It will be keenly watched given the ongoing narrative about the country’s financial health.

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A crisis we all need to work on urgently

MALAYSIA is blessed, really.

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Find long-term solutions for the economy

FRIED turmeric chicken, fried spinach, white rice and a bottle of mineral water, all for RM5.

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Fighting inflation in the long-term

LIKE the rest of the world, Malaysia is suffering the effects of inflation.

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Celebrating the Rabbit year, safely

EVERYONE’S celebrating this weekend, whether it’s to usher in the Year of the Rabbit or the long break and the prospect of visiting friends and neighbours in that very Malaysian tradition of open house.

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No need to push the panic button

IT’S been a long war and we’re still fighting it: We are entering our fourth year battling the Covid-19 virus.

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Let’s find joy in 2023

HAPPY New Year, everyone!

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Keep your children safe in the floods

PICTURE this: Children using the porch of a house in Dungun, Terengganu, as a diving platform, jumping into the high water caused by the floods that are ravaging the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia.

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Put service above self

TOMORROW is the first sitting of the first session of the 15th Parliament.

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Ensuring food security needs to be top priority

“TELUR tak ada?” Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim appeared to make this joke when greeting Agriculture and Food Security Minister Mohamad Sabu at a special Cabinet meeting in Putrajaya on Monday.

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Live the spirit of the Rukun Negara

ON Wednesday, the Conference of Rulers called on the new Federal Government to foster the spirit of togetherness among Malaysians, regardless of race or religion.

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