Current issues, feedback & complaints on public services in Malaysia
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Voting season: Keep promises
Mar 7, 2008 In: NSTSTEP out of your home and it almost appears as though we are at war. Outside, whether in cities or small towns, battles are taking place …
Voting season: Thanks, Lat
Mar 7, 2008 In: NSTIN the run-up to the 12th general election, there has been extensive coverage of campaigns in newspapers.The premier daily, …
Voting season: Fulfil your national duty
Mar 7, 2008 In: NSTTHE time we were all waiting for comes tomorrow, March 8, the day of our 12th general election. The moment has come for us to decide. Our …
Komuter service: Don’t treat us like sardines
Mar 6, 2008 In: NSTAS a regular user of the Keretapi Tanah Melayu Bhd’s Komuter service, I am impressed with the spanking new building at its Bank Negara hub. …
Meal boxes: Fast food no substitute for Malaysian fare
Mar 6, 2008 In: NSTYEARNING to return to home soil after a couple of days overseas, a colleague and I boarded MH783 bound for Kuala Lumpur. As we were scheduled …
Spell-It-Right: Make spelling part of lessons in school
Mar 6, 2008 In: NSTTHE RHB Bank-New Straits Times Spell-It-Right (SIR) challenge should be given serious attention and thought by schools in each state. …
Voting season: Unregistered
Mar 6, 2008 In: NSTLAST Friday, I was lunching with some friends. Inevitably, the discussion was centred on the general election.I was shocked to …
Voting season: Accountability
Mar 6, 2008 In: NSTWE request and hope that whoever is elected in the 12th general election will serve with accountability, compassion, transparency, integrity …
Voting season: Be practical
Mar 6, 2008 In: NSTLIKE it or not, a strong government is what we need today.But that can come about only if we are pragmatic and vote right. We …
Voting season: Good reasons to vote wisely
Mar 6, 2008 In: NSTIT cannot be denied that, despite some hiccups, the Barisan Nasional government has run the economy well.Despite the financial …
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