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Lim: Why has Tok Mat descended to the level of paid UMNO cybertroopers?
I am surprised that the UMNO deputy president Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan has descended to the level of paid UMNO cybertroopers, asking why I had not stepped down from politics. I had said at the Sandakan by-election in May last
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Tun Mahathir – Power as a reformation tool not reformation as a powerful tool
There are rumors that there are efforts to bring back Tun Dr Mahathir back in power as PM. I hope it’s just a speculation. If it’s true, it is unfortunate for this country especially for the struggle to reform the
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Lim: Political distancing over nation rebuilding?
A lockdown on oversight and scrutiny roles of Parliament over government actions until the end of the Covid-19 pandemic will mean the death of democracy in Malaysia Senior Minister Azmin Ali probably thinks he is being clever in tweeting about
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Cuba’s Covid-19 medical brigades are not medical diplomacy: They are international solidarity at its finest
Today the latest medical brigade from Cuba’s Henry Reeves contingent arrived in South Africa to join the front lines with those saving lives in the battle against the Covid-19 pandemic. After a 14 day quarantine the 216 member group, made
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Looking for the fall guy in times of crisis
One of the greatest defects of capitalism is the issue of crisis and boom. During boom the capitalist make huge profits, take back huge bonuses and give high dividends to share holders. During crisis and recessions, the big capitalist will
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Lim: Don’t be the first country in the Covid-19 pandemic to emasculate Parliament
Did the Health Ministry advise against the holding of Parliamentary meetings, including a virtual Parliament and Select Committee meetings to exercise oversight and scrutiny of government measures in the Covid-19 pandemic, and propose a one-day meeting on May 18? Yesterday,
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Covid 19: Suppliers are top risk management concern
The worldwide coronavirus pandemic has disrupted life in just about every sense of the word, from personal health concerns and social distancing to shelter-in-place mandates and business closures.But in the corporate world, life plods on. Critical concerns about ongoing sales
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PSM urges immediate measures: Expected job losses shocking
Has the Human Resources Minister started crunching numbers of expected job losses due to the Covid 19 pandemic? Has he begun thinking about mitigation measures to address this large wave of unemployment that is going to sweep this country? PSM
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Employers must follow MOH workplace guidelines strictly
Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin on April 10 said the government had agreed to allow businesses in selected sectors to resume operations in stages during the MCO period. However they can only start their operations upon approval by International
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Finance Ministry- A cautious and compassionate effort that deserves praise
With close to 2,406 210 people infected and more than 165 816 deaths around the world, as well as a global economic slowdown, COVID-19 is creating a challenging test for humanity. Malaysia has seen over 5000 cases and 89 deaths
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