What’s with the eggs, Mr Minister?
What’s with the eggs, Mr Minister? By Zan Azlee I have always found a majority of Malaysians as being apathetic in many things, and more specifically, regarding the conservation of […]
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Willing to take a lifetime loan to own a home?
Willing to take a lifetime loan to own a home? By Zan Azlee The government defines those who earn a monthly income of RM2,537 as the majority 40 percent or […]
Hot politicians the order of the day
Hot politicians the order of the day By Zan Azlee The recent media attention given to the newly-elect Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, has been massive. The chatter that I […]
A racist 1950s America and a 2015 Malaysia
A racist 1950s America and a 2015 Malaysia By Zan Azlee When it was announced that Harper Lee’s novel “Go Set a Watchman” was to be published, I was so […]
Finding solace in our public institutions
Finding solace in our public institutions By Zan Azlee As a people living in a democratic system, we should be able to find solace in our institutions, of which its […]
We can’t afford fast Internet, duh!
We can’t afford fast Internet, duh! By Zan Azlee Malaysia has never run dry of politicians who say the darndest things. And this is even more so in recent times […]
Still waiting for a straight answer on 1MDB
Still waiting for a straight answer on 1MDB By Zan Azlee I was at the recent Economic Update organised by the Economic Transformation Programme (ETP) at Sasana Kijang. The panelists […]
There is no such thing as Islamic racism
There is no such thing as Islamic racism By Zan Azlee What version of Islam is Tan Sri Annuar Musa referring to when he said that racism is based on […]
Is Malaysian football facing desperate times?
Is Malaysian football facing desperate times? By Zan Azlee As superficial and simplistic as it may seem, sports really does play a big role in helping to unite the different […]
Can we create equal opportunities for social mobility?
Can we create equal opportunities for social mobility By Zan Azlee I come from a comfortable middle-class family. Not wealthy, but comfortable. We had enough good food and could afford […]
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