What’s in a name? Racial profiling!
What’s in a name? Racial profiling! By Zan Azlee A few weeks ago, I received a call from a man whom I did not know. However, he did know me. […]
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‘In Focus’ season 2 begins today!
The 2nd season of my documentary series ‘In Focus’ begins tonight on Astro AWANI (501) y’all!! In Focus Every Tuesdays. 8:30pm Astro AWANI (501) The first episode looks at OrphanCARE, […]
You can’t fire me! I resign!
You can’t fire me! I resign! By Zan Azlee Watergate – the granddaddy of all political and government scandals. US President Richard Nixon was forced to resign in 1974 as […]
The indelible, edible and incredible ink!
The indelible, edible and incredible ink! By Zan Azlee Oh my god! The so-called indelible ink that was used during the general election was really food colouring and does not […]
Social media determines editorial direction
Social media determines editorial direction By Zan Azlee I travel quite often to report news and also to produce documentaries on countries other than Malaysia. And, being a foreigner in […]
Getting inspiration from a revolution far far away in the Mediterranean
A revolution doesn’t happen overnight By Zan Azlee If people think that a revolution happens overnight, then they’re wrong. It festers, comes to a tipping point, plateaus and then hopefully […]
Can an elected leader choose who he wants to neglect?
Can an elected leader choose who he wants to neglect? By Zan Azlee In a democracy, leaders are elected by the people in a society to lead and govern that […]
Will we stagnate with the status quo?
Will we stagnate with the status quo? By Zan Azlee JUNE 7 — During the election period last month, I was pretty adamant about wanting to see change, whether it […]
N. Dhamendran could be Malay for all I care
N. Dhamendran could be Malay for all I care By Zan Azlee In this day and age, the immediate reaction most people usually have when it comes to social and […]
From excitement to fatigue
From excitement to fatigue By Zan Azlee MAY 31 – Last week, I had lunch with my friend, Liew Seng Tat, a famous award-winning Malaysian film director of Chinese descent. […]
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