Current issues, feedback & complaints on public services in Malaysia
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Pulp Friction > The black, white and grey
Jun 25, 2008 In: Malay MailLost in Transition: Malaysia under Abdullah by Ooi Kee Beng (SIRD 2008, 196 pages) WHENEVER I come across a new book on …
Speakeasy > Air Wars: May the farce be with you
Jun 25, 2008 In: Malay MailIDRIS Jala has sent AirAsia Tony Fernandes a curt note withdrawing all discount privileges accorded by Malaysian Airline …
Disquiet > A game of high-stakes poker?
Jun 24, 2008 In: Malay MailWHETHER the unprecedented SAPP motion of no confidence is going to be tabled for debate appears to have been edged out as the question of the …
Say You, Say Me > Moving experience for the masses
Jun 24, 2008 In: Malay MailMANAGING a citymust be a big headache because a city never stands still. It is always evolving, extensions and embellishment …
Sri Ombudsman > Malaysianise our schools
Jun 23, 2008 In: Malay MailTHE Sultan Abdul Hamid College (SAHC) achieves its century-mark this year at a time of swirling debate over Mathematics and Science …
Open Society > The principle of hopping
Jun 23, 2008 In: Malay MailTHE government’s reduced parliamentary majority has yielded a number of public benefits, such as more exciting (if not better) debates, …
Say You, Say Me > Act of man, not act of God
Jun 17, 2008 In: Malay MailMY home is a 9th-floor condo, one of a few hundred in a couple of blocks at the foot of Bukit Gasing. It’s a great …
Disquiet > The calm before the storm
Jun 17, 2008 In: Malay MailIT seems like the chess game Anwar Ibrahim is playing with the nation, or is it poker, is reaching end-game. His apparent …
Sri Ombudsman > The drive of courageous fathers
Jun 16, 2008 In: Malay MailTHIS space is hardly the vantage point to proffer parenting tips given the prolonged outstation spells, late night sessions with friends …
Open Society > Path of (least?) resistance
Jun 16, 2008 In: Malay MailAFTER an absence of about 10 years, Malaysians are once again taking to the streets ‘ and the differences between these demonstrations and …
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