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In response to Stephen Ng’s ‘Necessary to review decision to re-open schools’ — M. Rajen
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International Women’s Day 2021 commentary — UNFPA
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What the MACC should aspire to be: an institution and guardian of public integrity — Hafiz Hassan
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Invoke the Emergency Ordinance 2021 to direct private hospitals to administer vaccines — Puthan Perumal
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Necessary to review decision to re-open schools — Stephen Ng
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Two national priorities: To do a better job in battling Covid-19 and to accelerate the national vaccination rollout — Lim Kit Siang
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I’m alive today because of our healthcare frontliners! — Joseph Ong See Sung
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The lockdown generation: Are our students lagging behind? ― Emellia Shariff and Josephine Tan
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Thinking strategically beyond Covid-19 ― Harwindar Singh and Geoffrey Williams
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Persuade the people that what is right is in fact right — Hafiz Hassan
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Don’t let private hospitals jump the vaccination queue ― no special privileges for the rich! ― Suaram
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Make vaccine queue-jumping an offence punishable under the law ― Hafiz Hassan
MARCH 2 ― It is heartening to read that Khairy Jamaluddin, the minister in charge of the national vaccination programme, has vowed to crackdown on Covid-19 vaccine queue-jumpers...
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Don’t rush vaccine passports, address fundamental issues ― Ameen Kamal
MARCH 2 ― As it would take time for nations to reach herd immunity, mechanisms to help re-open the economy and international borders such as health passports have been met with...
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Whether to represent or to advise, it's the PM's call ― Hafiz Hassan
MARCH 2 ― It was a year ago on February 28, 2020 that the King summoned then Dewan Rakyat Speaker Tan Sri Datuk Mohamad Ariff Md Yusof to the palace, twice on the same day, for...
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Covid-19 vaccines and allergy: Let’s get it right ― Amir Hamzah Abdul Latiff
MARCH 2 ― The Malaysian National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme has now begun with the Prime Minister being the first to receive the first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech mRNA...
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Sinking or swimming in 2021 — Premkumar Rajagopal and Geoffrey Williams
MARCH 1 — As we come to the end of the first two months of 2021, many of us in business and management are wondering whether the coming year will be one in which we will sink or...
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I have allergies — Can I take the Covid-19 vaccine? — Amar-Singh HSS
MARCH 1 — As we implement our national Covid-19 vaccination programme, those of us who are healthcare professionals have numerous friends and acquaintances asking us about...
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A reflection on Muhyiddin’s year-long administration — Muhammad Ashraf Sulaiman
MARCH 1 — It has been a year since PM Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin took office. One year on, he’s struggling to shake off the “backdoor government” label. But what’s the...
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A quick guide to filing tax returns for individuals — Christy Tan
FEBRUARY 28 — Does the thought of filing your tax return make you break out in a cold sweat? It is about time to file your income tax return for this year, everyone. But, fear...
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Matching grants to prevent excessive withdrawal of EPF funds — Jamari Mohtar and Sofea Azahar
FEBRUARY 28 — Despite 2020 being a bad year in terms of the pandemic and economic downturn, the Employees Provident Funds (EPF) – a retirement savings fund responsible for...
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Call for Parliament to convene during ongoing emergency — United Nations Association of Malaysia
FEBRUARY 27 — The United Nations Association Malaysia (UNAM) welcomes the statement by His Majesty the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, Sultan Abdullah Ahmad Shah, that Parliament can...
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Back-to-back, it is breaking the camel’s back — Michael J
FEBRUARY 27 — The Certificate in Legal Practice examination, better known by its acronym CLP, is the qualifying examination for law graduates who have obtained their law degrees...
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Taman Rimba Kiara: See you in Federal Court — Saleh Mohammed
FEBRUARY 26 — Courts exist so that the equality of individuals and the state is a reality rather than empty rhetoric and to ensure rights are enshrined. But sometimes, the...
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Continuous revision and improvement of anti-corruption laws in Malaysia ― Jason Loh
FEBRUARY 26 ― As part of on-going efforts and measures to combat corruption, it’s vital that anti-corruption laws are constantly updated, improved and reformed ― over...
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Concerns over proposed intellectual property waiver — Chris Hemingway
FEBRUARY 25 — We refer to Prof Jomo Kwame Sundaram’s articles attacking the intellectual property (IP) system which have been published in local and international media over...
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An examination of the proclamation of Emergency with reference to the independent special committee to advise the Agong — Philip TN Koh
FEBRUARY 24 — The Committee is established pursuant to S.2(1) of Ordinance 2021(PU(A0(12)and it states that its role is to advise His Majesty on the continuing existence of a...
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Deporting refugees amidst pandemic creates lose-lose situation — Chiong Yoke Kong
FEBRUARY 24 — The Perikatan Nasional government has been insistent on deporting refugees, including the very recent deportation of 1,086 people to Myanmar despite a court order...
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Managing responsibly — Terence Naidu
FEBRUARY 24 — With position comes power. Power to rule and govern. What more with Emergency declared? While Malaysians grapple with the constant barrage of MCOs and EMCOs,...
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The deportation of 1,086 Myanmar national is wrong and defies court’s order — Suaram
FEBRUARY 23 — Suara Rakyat Malaysia (Suaram) is appalled by the latest statement from the Immigration Department that they have deported 1,086 Myanmar Nationals, even though a...
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A year after Sheraton coup: Why I remain an optimist — Liew Chin Tong
FEBRUARY 23 — I have lots of stories to tell about the coup a year ago. But I will leave that to another day. What I want to do today is to explain why I remain an optimist. If...