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The war on Covid-19: A time for action and leadership
An Open Letter to YAB Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, Prime Minister of Malaysia Preamble THE WAR ON COVID-19: A TIME FOR ACTION AND LEADERSHIP Preamble The Covid-19 pandemic is arguably the most disruptive global event in recent times. It is
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COVID-19: Why was zoning not done in Malaysia?
It was just a matter of time that the Covid-19 wave hit our shores with a bang. The government had no choice but to make some tough choices and enforced the movement control order (MCO). Unfortunately, the order fell short
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COVID-19: Malaysian government must be more aggressive
The COVID-19 virus, or also known as the novel coronavirus, does not discriminate. It is blind to race, religion or the social status of a person. Unfortunately, we still have segments of societies who are looking at the entire COVID-19
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COVID-19 magnitude: Racism, Policies & Politics
PSM would like to express our sincere appreciation to the nurses, doctors, laboratory workers, cleaning workers, security guards and all other people working in the health sector across the country for your dedication, sacrifice and perseverance in the fight against
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The fall of people’s mandate
Looking at the current political situation in Perak it is clear that the continuation of the crisis is an extension of Ahmad Faizal Azumu @Peja’s political game that no longer has the majority. People are increasingly frustrated by the power transition which
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Tun M, you lost. Accept it!
When Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad became the 7th prime minister, the country and other world leaders went euphoric. Countries around the globe suddenly saw the awakening of a ”saviour” whose mission was to save Malaysia from kleptocrats, thieves and corruption
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Perikatan Nasional needs to learn how to balance things
Yesterday, Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin announced his list of Cabinet members. In a surprise move, Muhyiddin did not appoint a deputy. Instead, he announced that four ‘senior ministers’ will be taking charge of the nation in his absence.
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Joshua and Ruth Hilmy: Why do minorities distrust the police?
Yesterday, on Day 3 of the Suhakam inquiry into the disappearance of Joshua and Ruth Hilmy on Nov 30, 2016, yesterday’s witness, the owner of the house at which the couple were last seen, continued his testimony. He believes the
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Minks are violently killed for fake eyelashes
Are mink eyelashes cruelty-free? If you believe that, I’ve got some oceanfront property in Nebraska to sell you. Read on to find out why mink eyelashes can never be “ethical.” 1. They come from fur farms. Purveyors of mink fur used
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The meltdown of Pakatan Harapan
The events of the past ten days might be quite bewildering to many Malaysians. Alliances have been forming and dissolving within hours and contradictory statements have been issued by various players. But it starts making more sense when we look
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