Current issues, feedback & complaints on public services in Malaysia
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Disquiet > In defence of Bangsa Malaysia
May 27, 2008 In: Malay MailFOR many, the date ‘March 8’’ will continue to resonate far into the future in as evocative a manner as ‘May13’. It was the day …
Say You, Say Me > Have you seen our women?
May 27, 2008 In: Malay MailHAH! Just when I thought my life was limp and jaded … a light-bulb, a beam of light from the skies, new vision. Like a whole new pair of …
Sri Ombudsman > Bookmark the ‘Frim-landers’
May 26, 2008 In: Malay MailBURGEONING constituencies of fi tness buffs – souls with passion for the great outdoors – could well reduce quantities of negative …
Open Society > Who will speak for the underclass?
May 26, 2008 In: Malay MailTHERE is obviously something amiss in a country that happily pays RM20 for a cup of imported coffee, and yet baulks at the idea of a RM900 …
Shoot the Breeze > Seeing stars in a mixed-up Malaysian
May 22, 2008 In: Malay MailONE of the advantages of being Malaysian is that, like me, you may well be of mixed heritage and parentage. While my father …
In the Ring > Investment in human capital
May 22, 2008 In: Malay MailI WAS treated to a rare telephone conversation with my brother over the Wesak weekend. He had just finished his final exams …
In the Ring > When development means building character
May 15, 2008 In: Malay MailOVER teh! tarik the other day, my friend Ridwan shared his grand plan of improving rural students’ standard of English. Although it was …
Shoot The Breeze > Confessions of an Ugly Betina
May 15, 2008 In: Malay MailIF the US has its Ugly Betty, for sure, Malaysia has its Ugly Betina (female). Like all great literature or works of art, …
Pulp Friction > Woman of the left
May 14, 2008 In: Malay MailMemoir Shamsia Fakeh: Dari AWAS ke Rejimen ke-10 (SIRD, 142 pages, 2007). SOME books have dramatic histories, just as some …
Speakeasy > Zimbabwe and the Road to Mandalay
May 14, 2008 In: Malay MailIN A sweeping constitutional breakthrough, the military junta in Myanmar has outlawed the word ‘foreign’ when used in conjunction with “aid”. …
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