PERSPECTIVE

Politicians must stop harping on race and religion and start working on economic reforms, including eradicating poverty completely.

Johor, which is the birthplace of Umno, was among the states which fell to PH in the last GE.

The last thing we need is someone like Zakir Naik going around creating unnecessary racial tension.

Former ambassador Dennis Ignatius on the controversial preacher’s growing influence over the nation.

Was the implementatin of khat done with a sincere intention or was there some other sinister reason behind it?

The Education Ministry’s misplaced priorities are to be blamed for Malaysia lagging behind in the digitisation of industries,

PH stands to be a one-term government if it doesn’t get its priorities right.

Controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik has claimed that he is liked by the majority of non-Muslims in Malaysia.

National Economic Action Council member Rafidah Aziz has told Putrajaya not to bow to minority groups that harped on race and religion issues.

Malaysians should stop talking about leadership transitions as it spooks potential investors.

Outspoken Rafidah Aziz has poured cold water on the flying car project touted by Redzuan Yusof.

Rafidah Aziz weighs in on khat.

The limited hours in school should be utilised for the pursuance of practical knowledge.

Daim Zainuddin has backed a needs-based approach to help the country's poor.

Lim Kit Siang said Malaysian’s must be careful not to fall into the trap of conspirators who want to pit race against race, religion against religion to arouse suspicion, distrust and hatred.