Malaysians have spoken: Cry freedom
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By KEITH LEONG
My heart is full, my friends. I cannot sleep and my heart is pounding. My mind is racing off in a thousand directions. No, I am not having a health incident caused by my age-old obesity. Any Malaysian who is aware of what has been going on in the past […]
Why I’m voting, why we need to fix the flaws in the system
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By FAZLY M. FAUZY
Yes, the title is correct. I am observing the current build up to Undi 2008 as a citizen of Malaysia, a local KL’ite, born into a middle class Malay family and this year hopes to celebrate 28 years of my citizenship. This will be the first election […]
Malaysian public policy site to watch
It is headed by a diverse, and somewhat odd, group of influential individuals - from Tan Sri Dato’ Dr. Ramon V. Navaratham to the chief operating officer of Genting Bhd.
They’re funded by the Jabatan Perpaduan Negara dan Integrasi Nasional.
Watch this think thank.
YouBet: Is the social contract in Malaysia still relevant?
By LIM BENJI
Participate in theCICAK’s YouBet. Read about how you can do so here.
YouBet: What will you do for the rakyat?
By ARIVIND ABRAHAM
We at theCICAK want to conduct an experiment in bridging the gap between Malaysian politicians and youth.
And we’re making a RM100 bet.
Post up a video of yourself on youtube.com - with a short message for any local politician. Ask a question. Raise an idea.
Don’t just say your piece - Seek […]
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