Najib needs to walk the talk
By WAN MOHD AIMRAN WAN MOHD KAMIL
It is no secret that there is a higher likelihood of you rubbing shoulders with or, at the very least, catching a glimpse of elite Malaysian politicians here in London than back in Malaysia. And in mid-January, Malaysians in London made their pilgrimage to the Malaysia Hall to hear […]
Register to vote now!
By YOHENDRA NADARAJAN
There are 3.43 million young Malaysians who are denying themselves the right vote in the next general election.
That’s 70 percent out of 4.9 million Malaysians who have not registered to vote, according to Datuk Wan Ahmad Wan Omar, the elections commission deputy chairman in The Star.
There is wide speculation that the […]
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By POH SI TENG
Keadilan is nothing more than a protest party
By MOHD HAFIZ NOOR SHAMS
It wasn’t too long ago that I viewed Keadilan favourably. But lately my opinion of the party has changed from support to ambivalence. The more I learn about Keadilan, the more I find the party confusing. It is becoming increasingly clear to me that Keadilan is undecided about where it stands […]
Don’t fool us, you are not the “Malaysian Google”
By NG KHAI LEE
You may have chosen a good PR spin. You may have a decent search engine for business users.
But if you’re targeting a global market, at least use proper English!
I’m referring to AsiaEP, a Malaysian technology company, which according to The Star BizWeek is our “Malaysian Google.”
I found this quote on their website […]
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