The rot within
The furore over the millions of shares held by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief Tan Sri Azam Baki and …
Tag Archives: corruption
Our crumbling national institutions
For an institution already struggling with integrity issues, the resignation of Professor Edmund Terence Gomez, a respected political economist and …
Justice served; faith restored
On Wednesday, the Court of Appeal unanimously upheld the High Court’s July 2020 ruling that Najib Tun Razak was guilty …
12MP: A crony enrichment plan
The 12th Malaysia Plan (12MP) is old news now. It was tabled, debated and passed in the Dewan Rakyat in just …
Our indolent & corrupt political culture
There was an interesting snippet of news from Austria yesterday. Sebastian Kurtz, the very popular and well-liked Chancellor of Austria …
Is Malaysia a failed state?
Daniel Moss clearly struck a raw nerve when he suggested in an opinion piece that Malaysia is stumbling towards failed …
Absurd & delusional
Two disparate events this week reminded me just how absurd things are getting in this nation of ours. It’s almost …
Corrupt leaders pushing nation to the brink
Kudos to Akhbar Satar, the former president of Transparency International Malaysia, for once again calling out our politicians for their …
Saviours or traitors?
It is said that history is always written by the victors. Perikatan Nasional parties, having grabbed power by chicanery, …
Sabah voters must punish the frogs
Sabah voters will return to polling stations for the second time in less than two years to elect their government. …
Dennis Ignatius 
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