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Three winners in polls
Mar 12, 2008 In: The StarAS an unbiased citizen with no political affiliation, it seems to me that there are three big winners in the general election. Firstly, …
Voters’ decision: What the voters are expecting
Mar 12, 2008 In: NSTTHE parties that were previously in the opposition must not get it into their heads that they are better than the Barisan Nasional and that …
Voters’ decision: Be humble
Mar 12, 2008 In: NSTALTHOUGH the Barisan Nasional is able to form a new government with a fresh mandate for another term, there is no denying that the results …
Voters’ decision: Use MyKad
Mar 12, 2008 In: NSTIN the polls last week, it was appalling to see the Election Commission using paper to check the status of voters. Malaysia has moved into …
Voters’ decision: Malaysians show maturity
Mar 12, 2008 In: NSTAS an unbiased citizen with no political affiliation, it seems to me that there were three big winners in the recent general election. …
Voters’ decision: Now is the time for action
Mar 12, 2008 In: NSTTHE people have voted. Congratulations to the winners. The elected should start serving the people, not the other way around, giving the …
Voters’ decision: BN must show it can change
Mar 12, 2008 In: NSTAS a Barisan Nasional supporter, I must say that the blow was severe. Like most BN supporters, we realise that there were many wrongs that …
Housing estate woes: Hoping and wishing for a bus service
Mar 12, 2008 In: NSTTAMAN Sri Skudai is a small and peaceful housing estate situated at the junction of Jalan Skudai and Pontian. It lies opposite the …
Return to sender: Mail wrongly delivered
Mar 12, 2008 In: NSTI’VE complained to Pos Malaysia so many times over the last few years but it looks like this problem of letters being posted to wrong …
Teachers: Address imbalance
Mar 12, 2008 In: NSTISN’T it time we began to recruit more male teachers as we have far too many women teachers at present? It is a lopsided …
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