Malacca’s phantom achievement
There is no doubt that Chief Minister Ali Rustam has done his bit towards developing the state of Malacca. Malacca …
Category Archives: Politics
Africa should learn from our mistakes
African’s are impressed with Malaysia’s development but they can learn more from our mistakes ON a recent visit to China, …
FDI: more than just economics
Malaysia needs to go well beyond mere economic and fiscal measures if it is to reverse the decline in foreign …
People of colour redefining the political process
THE Red Shirts are now gone from the centre of Bangkok and things are returning to normal. Hopefully, the new …
Brand Malaysia reeling from a thousand cuts
Over the years, scandal corruption and mismanagement, as well as misguided policies have tarnished our country’s name. LIKE it or …
Open letter to the Director-General, National Civics Bureau, on the racial composition of the civil service
Y. Bhg. Datuk Shagul Hamid Abdullah Director-General, National Civics Bureau, Putrajaya. 4th February 2010 Y. Bhg. Datuk, Re: Emphasis on …
The IAEA vote: a storm of our own making
Some weeks ago, ambassador Mohd Arshad Hussain, our representative to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), was recalled for “consultations” …
Will Obama bow to the inevitable in Afghanistan?
IN THE next few weeks or even days, President Barack Obama will announce whether he is going to up the …
1Malaysia must include our diaspora as well
THERE are no concise figures as to how many Malaysians are now living abroad. Some reports suggest that there are …
Tsunami politics buffets Asia again
RECENTLY, a tsunami struck Japan that the weathermen did not predict: it was a wave of dissatisfaction and anger that …
Dennis Ignatius 
You must be logged in to post a comment.