Removing PM via Parliament is, in fact, democratic
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Petronas’ wake-up call grows louder
There are no two ways about it: 2015 is shaping up to be a very bad year for Petronas. After an uninspiring ...
When is a donation not a bribe?
So the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) revealed its finding that the controversial RM2.6 billion sum ...
We need a judicial review on controversial AG removal
Whichever way we look at it, this is abrupt. The bottomline is that the prime minister has decided to appoint a new ...
Home Ministry’s logic deficit in Edge suspension
So Aidilfitri came and went in a subdued manner. And the swathe of scandals and controversies have not slowed down. ...
A time to think, remember & then celebrate
In the midst of the celebrations, you might not find the time to scroll through all the stories we've put up over ...
Depressing clouds loom over Raya
It has been a tumultuous Ramadhan for Malaysians, who already have enough on their minds to dampen the festiveness ...
If The Wall Street Journal lied, sue them PM!
It was a damning report by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) in the wee hours of Friday, essentially claiming some ...
Is Xavier Justo a distraction from real 1MDB issues?
Here’s a selection of KINIBIZ' best news, analyses and comments over the past working week for your reading pleasure
Will 1MDB fiasco cause a change in prime minister?
There is a lot of worry about the economy and the ringgit these days, especially after the latter hit a nine-year ...
1MDB’s problems run deeper than failing to list Edra
This week the board chairman of controversial 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB), Lodin Wok Kamaruddin, spoke to ...
PM’s PR campaign in tatters… or is it?
The “Nothing2Hide” forum, which was supposed to go some way towards restoring public confidence in the prime ...
Dear 1MDB, give us real answers lah
Earlier this week, Malaysia found out that the Prime Minister’s Office must issue a written approval for all ...
Rohingya crisis shows up Asean
The plight of the Rohingya, who have been driven away from their homes for some time, finally caught the ...
Prepaid users still lose in Shabery Cheek’s win-win deal
This week, the government announced that mobile prepaid users will now get RM10 prepaid credit for every RM10 they ...
No, Malaysia Airlines does not have a cost problem
Here's a selection of our best news, analyses and commentaries this week in case you missed any.
Dear 1MDB, here’s what you need to tell Malaysians
Here's a selection of our best news, analyses and commentaries this week in case you missed any.
Hey, now, ringgit isn’t free-falling down after all
At first some were afraid. Some were petrified. Thinking the ringgit is falling down a spiral from which it cannot ...
EPF withdrawal at 55 or 60, would it make any difference?
There is much anger towards the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) this past week after the pension fund suggested the ...
In Sarawak, a lucrative state asset selling cheaply?
Sarawak-based telecommunications infrastructure outfit Sacofa Sdn Bhd is an interesting company — it has a ...
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