A change – the alternative – is surely better than clinging on to something you dislike.
Free books, free books! Come get yours!
A Chevening Scholar attempts to give away… free books?
The Rantings of a Law Student on Elections and Why He Cares
Why do I care? Why am I so political? What are the coming elections to you? These are the questions I get bombarded with on a daily basis from my peers.
#GE13: So my fellow rakyat, what will you vote for?
Adrian Ng shares with us his #GE13 wishlist.
Power to the People!
What happened when Edmund Bon spoke at a DAP ceramah.
Voting for a better Malaysia
Ho Kit Yen talks about the anticipation of voting for the first time.
Whattudu: A Malaysian Voter Casts Her Ballot in Melbourne
Melbourne votes!
Tale of the Tape: Chua Soi Lek vs Lim Guan Eng
REFSA pitches the top guns of Barisan Nasional and Pakatan Rakyat against each other, so that Malaysians can make an informed decision come the 13th General Election.
Guide to the Postal Voting Process
A guide to postal voting for Malaysians overseas, courtesy of Bersih Hong Kong. Sebarkan!
Komen ringkas saya mengenai perlaksanaan hudud di Malaysia
Mampukah PAS melaksanakan hukum hudud jika PR memenangi PRU13?
Auto-psychoanalysis: Of Sarah Tan, Dunhill Lights and The Malaysian Dream
The costs of living the Malaysian Dream and enjoying life’s little pleasures
Safer Malaysia Forum and Vigil on Saturday
Discussing the serious issue of crime. It’s not a perception. Come.
Malaysian Economy Reality Check: GDP and GNI
In today’s Reality Check, Rickard Öberg compares our GDP and GNI growth to the rate of inflation for the last decade, with interesting results.
Dear Pakatan Rakyat, You’re No Angel Either
Pepper Lim has a few words to say to the leaders of Pakatan Rakyat.
Malaysian Economy Reality Check: Household income
In today’s Reality Check, Rickard Öberg investigates whether the average Malaysian household income is really increasing in terms of real value.
Malaysian Economy Reality Check: Inflation
Rickard Öberg crunches up some numbers and gives us the surprising figure of Malaysian inflation.
Determining Malaysia: Investing Your Votes in the Right People
To our relief, the Parliament has finally been dissolved and the election date has been set. Enjoy the few weeks of freedom while you can. For the past five years, the people have been subordinate to the leaders; for now, the leaders are subordinate to the people.
