Xavier Jayakumar condemns the torching of his daughter’s car last night – an act of desperation.
Apr 262013
Apr 262013
Actual data shows online media has most balanced coverage, contrary to pro-Opposition allegations, reports A Asohan.
Apr 262013
The joy of receiving RM500 has been fleeting. Now, the coffee shops, market traders, hawkers and food courts have all increased their prices, and the pain will not go away, observes P Ramakrishnan.
Apr 262013
The Star and its masters would be absolutely foolish to think that Malaysians are taken up with all their crappy advertisements, writes Pro-Change.
Apr 262013
Whatever great things arise in the end, justice will not be served because the fixation with race has a way of intervening that corrupts everything including goals and institutions, says K Haridas.
Apr 262013
Handouts and populist policies can only go that far, beyond which they would eventually hurt the human dignity of the very people these policies are supposed to serve, writes Mustafa K Anuar.
Apr 252013
Any realistic civil servant of limited means and a young family to feed probably won’t fail to recognise this ‘homes for votes’ offer as a bouquet of paper roses from the PM, says Rakyat Jelata.
Apr 252013
After free dinners, now it is a lucky draw for free petrol vouchers – with a free traffic jam thrown in, writes Rakyat Jelata.
Apr 242013
Amused Observer shares with us her experience of people queing up to tuck in like there’s no tomorrow.
Apr 242013
With the credibility of our institutions at an all-time low, we need only to turn to the local teh tarik stall or coffee shops for the latest independent banter – and biting humour, observes Tota.