Coronavirus, breweries & wannabe mullahs
As usual, we keep getting fixated on the wrong things at the wrong time. In the middle of a deadly …
Tag Archives: corruption
AirAsia’s high flyers & the rule of law
It is being reported that AirAsia co-founders Tony Fernandes and Kamarudin Meranun have now been “cleared” of any wrongdoing in …
Which man will Muhyiddin be?
He can be the great leader few expect him to be or he can be the duplicitous politician many think …
Is clean government an impossible dream?
As Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin begins the arduous process of trying to form a cabinet, one theme that keeps coming …
A day of infamy
Sunday, 23rd February 2020 will long be remembered as our Pearl Harbour, a day of infamy like no other in …
The phony war against corruption
Looking back over the year, one thing that must surely stand out is the high level of corruption in our …
Billions lost in defence procurement scandals
At the end of the day, having spent billions on defence, we are left with aircraft that cannot fly, helicopters …
Dignity cannot be premised upon bigotry
I suppose no one was really surprised that the recently concluded Kongres Maruah Melayu (Malay Dignity Congress) quickly descended …
Pakatan Harapan: Divided & distracted
I was outside the gates of Parliament last week in support of a group of fishermen, environmentalists and concerned …
Hadi’s pain, Mahathir’s gain
PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang is a desperate man. Revelations that PAS secretly accepted millions of ringgit from UMNO in …
