Politics
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Why is MAS still flying?
(This post was originally published at The Malaysian Insider) MAS has just reported a loss of RM 349 million in the 2nd...
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S’gor water ‘crisis’: Better alternatives to Langat 2
A few days ago, as reported in The Star, the Deputy Prime Minister, Muhyiddin Yassin, after chairing the cabinet meeting, declared that he...
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Kudos to S’gor for land reform measure
Recently, the Selangor state assembly passed a regulation barring state representatives and local councillors from applying for state-owned lands. This is a...
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Proton’s never ending saga of problems
The founding of Proton National Bhd. in1983 was a big expensive mistake to begin with. Billions of ringgit from tax payers have...
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M’sian malaise: Gov’t as everybody’s cash cow
Since my retirement from active business, I have been more and more concerned about our increasing financial profligacy and irresponsibility.Every day, new...
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Tender or Not
When tenders are not required, selection of contractors will be based on quotations and negotiations which will encourage abuse and corruption. To...
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Can separation of powers in M’sia become reality?
The recent announcement by the Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak of pending political reforms is an important step in the right direction...
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Behind the scenes behind Raja Petra’s TV3 interview
At the PKR 11th anniversary dinner on Tuesday (April 19) in Ipoh, party vice president Chua Jui Meng alleged that Raja Petra...
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Sarawak election aftermath: Investigating Taib’s billions
The Sarawak election results have come and gone. It has not been able to change the power equation in the state which...
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Royal commission needed on illicit outflows
Although much attention has been focused on the fight against corruption, the evidence shows that this problem has in fact worsened. According to...