As Malaysia heads into another election cycle, voters frustrated by broken promises and political manoeuvring must resist the temptation to embrace new faces uncritically and instead judge candidates and parties on one simple criterion: their track record
Back then, the nation was united and devoid of racism, religious bigotry and widespread corruption, but now a regressive culture is emerging where materialism, power abuse, and the disregard of law, are becoming the norm
It is absolutely crucial for our politicians in the government to go on-ground and meet common people much more regularly and consistently every month. This applies to both parliamentarians and members of the state assembly throughout the country.
There has been a spate of viral videos showing vehicles from neighbouring countries such as Thailand and Singapore being filled with Malaysia's heavily subsidised RON95 petrol, indicating a blatant disregard for local laws.
