Part 7: Rethinking race
In many ways, we are several different people groups living together in the same space, coming together when we must …
Tag Archives: UMNO
Part 6: Divided we stand
Deng Xiaoping once remarked to a visiting Malaysian delegation that if China could find a way to unleash the natural …
National unity or Malay supremacy?
In recent days there has been an avalanche of comments on whether the government should recognise the Unified Examination Certificate …
A parliament to be proud of
It was a surreal experience sitting in the visitors gallery of the Dewan Rakyat the other day watching members of …
What’s so special about Zakir Naik?
What’s so special about Zakir Naik? Why is he so uniquely deserving of Putrajaya’s support and attention? These are among the …
UMNO: Leadership without honour
Any hopes that UMNO would somehow be able transform itself into a viable political party in keeping with the hopes …
His Majesty’s Loyal Opposition
Change is certainly gathering momentum with each passing day as the stunning elections victory seeps like dye into the entire …
The hole in our nation
The first law of holes: if you find yourself in a hole, stop digging. Videos of enforcement officers going around …
MCA’s election manifesto: too little too late
It never ceases to amaze me why a party which has done so little for so long suddenly expects voters …
Tengku Adnan: fearmongering for votes
Tengku Adnan, the (caretaker) Minister for Federal Territories and UMNO Secretary-General followed a well-worn pattern of fearmongering when he …
