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Rising stars and fallen ones in Johor DAP polls
SOME see it as the passing of the torch, others have hailed the rise of women power - but the Johor DAP election also saw the descent of a former rising star.
Rexy’s remedies from his arsenal of coaching weapons
THE past three weeks had been a very stressful period in the office for national badminton coaching director, Rexy Mainaky.
Regrets and lessons after genital warts
I am a thirty-year-old man who is recently engaged and planning to marry before Christmas. The revelation of my recent diagnosis has left me devastated, and I hope you don't mind my remaining anonymous.
Management of Islamic affairs in Malaysia
The significant role of Islam in shaping Malaysia’s identity makes it crucial for Malaysians to understand the legal framework and institutional mechanisms governing Islamic affairs.
Finally making their voices heard
A confluence of political events means that Putrajaya is now really listening to what Malaysia’s Bornean territories are asking for.
To be clean, all must get hands dirty
With Visit Malaysia Year 2026 around the corner, we need a clean, hygienic country to welcome the tourists. But keeping our streets and toilets clean must also be part of our own pride.
A law is only as good as its enforcement
ON Tuesday, the long-awaited Control of Smoking Products for Public Health Act 2024 finally came into force following its passage in February.
How serious is the Chinese discontent?
THE dust has yet to settle over the Mahkota by-election but the angry exchange of words that has erupted is threatening to wash away the camaraderie between partners of the unity government.
Forget social media influencers, there’s much work to do in football
SINCE young, we were always told to be careful when filling out documents.
Rethink way of delivering message on illegal racing
I RECENTLY covered an Ops Samseng Jalanan organised by the Perak police to tackle illegal street racing activities.
Forging partnerships at receptions
NATIONAL day receptions hosted by embassies are productive and jolly affairs, featuring a speech by the head of mission celebrating the bilateral relationship, a cultural aspect such as a musical performance or art exhibition, and of course, a glimpse of the cuisine from the country hosting.
When the long arm of the law seems too short
With every revelation related to GISB, more questions emerge.