Andrew Sia

Unity within diverse M'sia an asset.

Urban renewal should benefit the people, not developers.

Developers should provide deposit safety net in case project abandoned, prioritise owner-led redevelopment.

Unable to afford 'urban rejuvenation' despite compensation, poorer residents will be pushed out of city.

From Malaysia's multi-cultural heritage to BM proponents' hypocrisy, reasons to fail are aplenty.

Kudos to PM for acting decisively.

Let's keep the fires grilling that ham sandwich under control.

A shining example was the rally to support the Donation Magician at court.

How many humans are still needed for jobs?

Fear alone couldn't bring victory when Americans struggle to make ends meet.

Perhaps, calling it the Southeast Asia Sea would be the best.

Report says over 60pct of Gen Z couldn't cope with work-related stress.

Malaysia seems to be a tinderbox where even small issues are easily set ablaze.

Massive enforcement action unnecessary and unproductive.

It's crucial that the Madani government buck up.

How are we planning for heavier, more intense rainfall?

It is hoped consumers are not paying more to subsidise cronyism.

People are buying houses in suburbs far from the city.

Will the Madani govt have the courage to start fixing them?

We have experts but do authorities listen to them?

Beware of those using race and religion to sell fried chicken.

Movements often take on racial undertone, with opportunity flying over our heads.

Malaysia should consider workplace democracy, worker co-ownership.

Kindness, love, and forgiveness are religions' true lessons, not belligerence.