Hannah Yeoh And The Politics Of Prejudice
[1] Before the ink on Hannah Yeoh’s appointment letter had even dried, the predictable backlash began. The usual suspects sounded …
Tag Archives: DAP
Power Without Influence: How the DAP Marginalised Itself
[1] A few weeks after the last election, I attended a luncheon with a senior DAP leader, freshly returned to parliament …
When ‘Decency’ Becomes Control: The Real Agenda Behind Government Dress Codes
[1] It was reported recently that a woman was prevented from entering a police station to lodge a report because …
Lessons from DAP’s Defeat: The Need for Genuine Leadership
[1] The crushing defeat of the DAP in the recent Sabah elections – particularly after the party’s top guns campaigned …
Madani: land of endless scandal
[1] Many Malaysians must no doubt be disappointed, dismayed, even angry, to learn of yet another government corruption scandal, this …
URA: Empowering Developers at the Expense of the People
[1] The so-called Urban Renewal Act (URA) has been touted as a game-changer, something that would revive our cities, improve …
What the addendum issue says about Malaysia
[1] For months now, a purported addendum permitting former prime minister Najib Tun Razak to serve his sentence in his …
Hannah Yeoh: Faith & the politics of bigotry
[1] Hannah Yeoh is under attack once again over a book she wrote ten years ago about her journey of …
Madani disappoints and disappoints
[1] The appointment of Musa Aman, a former chief minister, as Sabah head of state marks a new low for Malaysia, …
Is the DAP too mesmerized by power to see the writing on the wall?
[1] Johor DAP chief Liew Chin Tong is apparently a happy man. He sees the UMNO victory in the recent …
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