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Towards a warp speed and upscale vaccine rollout — Musa Mohd Nordin, Mohammad Farhan Rusli, Zulkifli Ismail
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Compulsory Covid-19 vaccination for employees? — Leonard Yeoh and Pua Jun Wen
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Urgent need to raise awareness on gender equality and fairness in Malaysia’s education system — Selangor Pakatan Harapan representatives
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Malaysia’s health system needs social market reforms — Geoffrey Williams
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Avoid a Covid-19 disaster in Malaysia — Amar-Singh HSS
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Birth certificates delay is causing much inconvenience to parents — Ravindran Raman Kutty
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Reforming our political funding culture to be more transparent — Jason Loh
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What’s the science and data for the rule of 15, 20 and 25? — Hafiz Hassan
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Is the first come first served vaccine rollout scientifically and ethically right? — Dr Musa Mohd Nordin
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The paradox of young leaders ― Muhammad Ammir Haron
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Don’t we have anything better than questionable MCO? ― Center for Market Education
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Watch out for us, Gen #Undi18! ― Lim Chee Kin
MAY 5 ― Recently, Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Seri Takiyuddin Hassan has confirmed that those between 18 and 20 years old will be allowed to vote. This...
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The trap of the ‘middle-income trap’—Paolo Casadio and Geoffrey Williams
MAY 4 — The problem of the so-called “middle-income trap,” which has kept Malaysia among the upper-middle-income countries for many years despite growing faster than most of...
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Building a fairer and healthier world for migrants — Alia Daniella Abdul Halim, Moy Foong Ming and Noran Naqiah Hairi
MAY 4 — The Covid-19 pandemic has greatly undermined recent health advances, driven more people into poverty and food insecurity, as well as amplified health inequities. Despite...
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Has the AGC given free licence to insult non-Islamic faiths? A dangerous stand to take! — P. Ramakrishnan
MAY 4 — Malaysians are taken aback with disbelief to learn that the Attorney-General’s Chambers (AGC) has no plans to prosecute two Muslim converts for allegedly...
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Timely reminder by law minister — Hafiz Hassan
MAY 3 — De facto Law Minister Takiyuddin Hassan has spoken: the law is clear on the matter of police appointments, where Article 140 of the Federal Constitution states the...
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Police, political interference and how it led to the police force being estranged from society — Karen Cheah Yee Lynn
MAY 2 — Tan Sri Abdul Hamid Bador’s recent call that the Police Force Commission (SPP) should not be chaired by a ‘Minister’ to prevent any political interference is a...
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Custodial deaths are most reprehensible — Hafiz Hassan
MAY 2 — In the light of the tragic death of A. Ganapathy who died while having treatment at Selayang Hospital after he was sent there from police custody, let’s recall what a...
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Prime Minister, stop political patronage in the police force — William Leong Jee Keen
MAY 2 — Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yasin must take immediate action to stamp out political patronage being practised in the appointment, promotion and transfer of senior...
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Can PAS be the agent of unity? — Muhammad Fairuz Azmi
MAY 2 — This probably sounds so unrealistic to many. PAS has been perceived as unfriendly to non-Muslim by many for decades. The label of ‘lebai’ has been purposely given to...
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Regarding housing — Badrul Hisham Ismail
MAY 1 — I was attending a conference on the housing crisis in New York City a few years back, and one of the mantras during the event was that when it comes to the housing...
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Empower teachers to teach sexuality education ― Rebecca Lee Pei Ern and Khor Swee Kheng
APRIL 30 ― In the past week, a teacher received public backlash for allegedly making rape jokes while explaining sexual harassment. This issue has triggered police reports, a...
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Welfare offices must be more conscientious ― Ravindran Raman Kutty
APRIL 30 ― My dear friend, who is in his late sixties, was hit with a tragedy when he went for a major heart operation, resulting in two stents. While, he was recuperating from...
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The pandemic and our false sense of safety — Stephen Ng
APRIL 29 — The number of Covid-19 cases have shot up to 3,332 cases today, with over a thousand cases reported in the state of Selangor alone. A simple calculation shows that...
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Something is wrong when traders are issued with compounds of RM50,000 ― Hafiz Hassan
APRIL 28 ― Something is rotten in the state of Denmark. This is a line from the play Hamlet, by William Shakespeare. It is spoken by Marcellus and is one of the most memorable...
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Urgent recommendations for targeted MCO — EAG
APRIL 26 — The Health and Sciences Covid-19 Advisory Group of Experts (EAG) would like to thank the prime minister for his meeting on 21 April 2021. We wholeheartedly support...
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Absurd to allow KWAN funds for wetlands preservation but not to buy Covid-19 vaccines — Edmund Loh
APRIL 26 — Recently, many have expressed concerns over the government’s decision to tap into the National Trust Fund (KWAN) for purchasing Covid-19 vaccines and related...
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What is tax investigation and what you need to know — Harjit Singh Sidhu
APRIL 23 — Tax investigation is a more detailed form of examination of books, documents relating to the taxpayers which includes visiting of taxpayer’s business premises or...
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4IR enabled farmers: Solving national food security — Rais Hussin and Margarita Peredaryenko
APRIL 22 — Empowering Malaysia small landholders to directly benefit from their land’s produce done right and at the national scale could be not only the way to ascertain...
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The government must provide immediate information on Covid-19 cases in schools — William Leong Jee Keen
APRIL 22 — According to newspaper reports, many students and teachers have been infected with the Covid-19 virus since schools reopened in March and April 2021. The newspapers...