More than six decades since independence, race and religion still sadly remain the nation’s narrative.

There’s no such thing as a free lunch, so the only way forward is to fork it out.

A southern state is tackling a problem that’s not endemic to its borders alone.

We should just ignore PAS’ same old song with the rehashed, ludicrous lyrics.

Inflated sense of self-worth is a malaise afflicting many of our dignitaries.

Political party? But of course, and it won’t be the first or last time for it either.

Our authorities are trying to reset Malaysia for a more wholesome image, but that’s easier said than done.

Opinions and perspectives may proliferate, but the letter of the law shall prevail.

The US is afraid a social media platform, perceived as a ticking timebomb, is about to explode in an expose of its nation.

That’s sound advice for anyone, more so politicians who shoot from the hip in a plural society.

The universality of belief systems is all that’s good and wholesome, yet naysaying politicians find holes to poke.

Religion is one of the most unifying powers, yet it can also go horribly wrong.