Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng said last Saturday that the state government had written to EC chairman Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Mohd Yusof on March 4 to conduct local government elections for the Penang Municipal Council (MPPP) and the Seberang Prai Municipal Council (MPSP). Written by Chan Kok Leong, The Edge

Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng said last Saturday that the state government had written to EC chairman Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Mohd Yusof on March 4 to conduct local government elections for the Penang Municipal Council (MPPP) and the Seberang Prai Municipal Council (MPSP). Written by Chan Kok Leong, The Edge

The Attorney General of Malaysia who turned psychologist and mind-reader has offered all future potential violators of religious harmony and unity the excuses needed to escape from and evade the rule of law. Just appear real stupid and do all the harm you want undercover so that it won’t disturb anybody, and leave the rest to me!   Martin Jalleh 

The Attorney General of Malaysia who turned psychologist and mind-reader has offered all future potential violators of religious harmony and unity the excuses needed to escape from and evade the rule of law. Just appear real stupid and do all the harm you want undercover so that it won’t disturb anybody, and leave the rest to me!   Martin Jalleh 

It shows that BN is not as strong as it has been boasting to be. In fact, its problems are more serious than the Pakatan Rakyat’s. What ails the BN is there is crisis at the top leadership of big components like MCA and MIC. Wong Choon Mei

It shows that BN is not as strong as it has been boasting to be. In fact, its problems are more serious than the Pakatan Rakyat’s. What ails the BN is there is crisis at the top leadership of big components like MCA and MIC. Wong Choon Mei

Studies show that students who graduated from elite universities consistently earn more than graduates of lesser-known institutions, leading many to credit those august universities. This seems to make sense too. But later studies comparing students who went to elite universities to those who were accepted but instead chose to attend a local lesser-known school, revealed no difference in their later earnings.   M. Bakri Musa

Studies show that students who graduated from elite universities consistently earn more than graduates of lesser-known institutions, leading many to credit those august universities. This seems to make sense too. But later studies comparing students who went to elite universities to those who were accepted but instead chose to attend a local lesser-known school, revealed no difference in their later earnings.   M. Bakri Musa

By Chan Kok Leong (The Edge) PETALING JAYA: It has become a norm to blame Barisan Nasional whenever there is a resignation from the opposition party.

Wong Choon Mei, Harakah Daily If Prime Minister Najib Razak believes that by engineering the latest round of political defections, he can emerge as a hero to his Umno party and salvage political ground with the Malays, then he is in for a surprise.

Wong Choon Mei, Harakah Daily If Prime Minister Najib Razak believes that by engineering the latest round of political defections, he can emerge as a hero to his Umno party and salvage political ground with the Malays, then he is in for a surprise.

Wong Choon Mei, Harakah Daily If Prime Minister Najib Razak believes that by engineering the latest round of political defections, he can emerge as a hero to his Umno party and salvage political ground with the Malays, then he is in for a surprise.

By Chan Kok Leong (The Edge) PETALING JAYA: It has become a norm to blame Barisan Nasional whenever there is a resignation from the opposition party.

By Wong Choon Mei, Harakah What is going on at PKR? Is it really falling apart because of fears that Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim, the adviser and pulse of the party, might soon be jailed for sodomy?

By Wong Choon Mei, Harakah What is going on at PKR? Is it really falling apart because of fears that Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim, the adviser and pulse of the party, might soon be jailed for sodomy?

Wong Choon Mei As expected,  Nibong Tebal MP Tan Tee Beng has decided to quit PKR ahead of disciplinary punishment for lashing out at his party and coalition mates.

To me the most significant but not readily apparent change is with the voters.  For the first time they realized that they could actually change their government simply by putting a mark on the ballot paper.  There is no need to risk your limb and life by partaking in armed insurrections or demonstrating on the streets.  Once citizens get that sense of empowerment, you cannot take it back.   M. Bakri Musa

Wong Choon Mei, Harakahdaily Pakatan Rakyat and civil society leaders have expressed concern at the formation of the rightist Malay NGO Consultative Council or MPM, predicting that greater polarization and civil unrest may lie ahead as a weakened Prime Minister Najib Razak resorted to sinister and dangerous means to cling to power.

Do they acknowledge the difference in severity: Kartika is to be whipped and fined RM5000 for drinking beer but the man who leaves his wife and kids and mistreats her is only fined RM1000? Do they notice the inconsistencies and injustice? Mariam Mokhtar, Malaysian Mirror

Wong Choon Mei As expected,  Nibong Tebal MP Tan Tee Beng has decided to quit PKR ahead of disciplinary punishment for lashing out at his party and coalition mates.