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Wee Ka Siong’s fakery.
Wee Ka Siong’s fakery.
Aerie Rahman presents his case against the newly-compulsory TITAS subject.
Sara Lau goes through the five stages of grief Barisan Nasional potentially faces post-GE13.
Eric Choo shares with us his thoughts on what the outcome of GE13 means for MCA.
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.
More stories about the people who accidentally altered History for good.
Guest contributor, Ong Kar Jin, thinks internal party disagreements are actually good.
An analysis of Malaysia’s racial dynamics as reflected by the major political parties in government and opposition.
Why is our government so keen on being Australia’s dumping ground? This, and other headlines.
The continuing electoral roll cleanup, more “beef valley” stench, and tainted KR1M goods.
Eric Choo analyses the recent Kedah entertainment ban, as fingers pointed at various parties.
A letter on the fundamental principal of separation between the church/mosque and state.
Apa yang menjadikan seorang yang lahir dalam keluarga MCA menolak segala gambaran beliau tentang dunia politik ini?
Hopes were raised and promises were made to thousands of youth during Hari Belia Negara 2011. What’s next? Thoughts from the Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports on the Act that stands in the way of youth empowerment.
June Rubis goes beyond the poster wars of the Sarawak State Election 2011 and calls upon the rakyat to be part of the Force in rebuilding the State.
As promised on Twitter @LoyarBurok. Starting today for 3 days, 6 runners, 6 LoyarBurokkers – 5 Malaysians (& 1 of unknown pedigree), 4 making their historic debut runs – present 6 reflections on what we all need to do to liberate Malaysia. Our first runner Lisa Ng is an ex-copywriter and mother who has decided – when not chasing after her 18 month old – that writing for larger causes is a lot more rewarding. She hopes that by writing, more consciousness will be awakened. And more Malaysians will come out of the comforts of their lives to defend, from all forms of injustices, the lifestyles they have worked hard to gain.
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