Change is ubiquitous. No country remains backward. No society remains traditional. Influences for social changes come from within the nation and with an increasingly capitalist,
What do rats, bats and pigeons have in common? They all spread disease! One of the biggest killers is the common street vermin – rats
Whether we like it or not, the current unrest in Umno will have a far-reachingeffect on the political climate of Malaysia in the immediate future.
I sold life and general insurance fulltime for two years from 1971 and was among the pioneer batch of agents when licensing was introduced by
Many people are skeptical about the effectiveness of traditional Iban faith healers, shamans or medicine men locally known as ‘manang’. Perceptively this is due to
Party hopping is nothing new in Malaysia’s political landscapes. We know that in the past some state governments have changed hands from one party to
I am surprised that about 7,000 e-hailing and taxi drivers are already contributing to the Social Security Organisation (Socso). In February 2017, Socso chief executive
Horatio: He waxes desperate with imagination. Marcellus: Let’s follow. ‘Tis not fit thus to obey him. Horatio: Have after. To what issue will this come?
Nothing interest Malaysians more now than reading of a bumbling minister or deputy minister and their callous statements, lame excuses and subsequent U-turns. When a
Recently on November 6 during the tabling of the Supply (2019) Bill at the Sarawak Legislative Assembly Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Abang Johari Tun Openg
