Malaysians need to take a step back and realise the potential of those around them before dreaming of winning Hollywood awards or major titles abroad.
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Do more to achieve herd immunity against Covid-19, says senior doctor
Senior consultant paediatrician Datuk Dr Amar Singh HSS says it is important to ensure Malaysia’s Covid-19 vaccination plan is well-received by the people and achieves herd immunity.
Fragmented Umno needs to cleanse itself or its days are numbered
Battle lines were drawn at last weekend’s Umno general assembly as leaders fight for the survival not just of their political careers, but their party’s as well.
‘Umno will work with any party to remain in power’
Associate Professor Dr Azeem Fazwan Ahmad Farouk believes Umno will work with anyone as long as it can be part of the government.
Another year of survival for Malaysian hotel industry
While the hotel industry hopes for a boost through the lifting of the inter-state travel ban, Malaysian Association of Hotels chief executive officer Yap Lip Seng says the industry is not expecting to make profits this year.
‘Don’t expect fireworks at Umno general assembly’
Discussions related to ‘severing ties’ with Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (Bersatu) are much anticipated at Umno’s general assembly which begins tomorrow but will not serve any purpose as the party will continue to play second fiddle in the government, says Associate Professor Dr Azeem Fazwan Ahmad Farouk.
A nation under physical and mental stress
It is hoped that the emergency in Malaysia be lifted sooner than scheduled, Parliament be in session and that the punitive regulatory measures for SOP non-compliance will be phased out as this will enable the government of the day to regain the trust and confidence of the people.
Are there still good cops in the force?
In conjunction with the 214th Police Day celebration on March 25, some may wonder if there are those who are willing to serve the nation, protect the public and uphold the integrity of the force.
Amarjit Singh – ex-MBS Sentul boy who became nation’s illustrious cricketer
In a bid to educate fans about its former stars, Malaysian Cricket Association pays tribute to Datuk Dr Amarjit Singh – the nation’s most successful cricketer.
Take a look at yourself and then make the change
What exactly have we learnt from the Movement Control Order enforced a year ago? Have we become better or are we still griping and pointing fingers without first trying to improve ourselves?
Discounts for early payment of RM10,000 compounds
Government spells out fines for first-time offenders who breach standard operating procedures (SOPs), with discounts offered on RM10,000 compounds if payment is made within 14 days.
If Malaysian media don’t provide coverage for local sports, who else will?
The Malaysian press should not pay much attention to foreign sports and focus on local sports instead to help rebuild the industry which has been crippled by the Covid-19 pandemic, writes Ghaz Ramli.
Perikatan Nasional’s year of tenuous existence
It has been an eventful year replete with theatrics, intrigues, controversies, horse-trading, party-hopping, court rulings and convictions that reveal the integrity, or the lack of it, of our elected representatives, writes Prof Mohamed Ghouse Nasuruddin.