
The missing agenda in Malaysian education
COMMENT | Is the ‘new direction’ for education moving past education as indoctrination?

COMMENT | Is the ‘new direction’ for education moving past education as indoctrination?

COMMENT | To be civilised means to wake up to the possibilities of humanism and not plunge into a world of more sophisticated racism.

COMMENT | There is an unhealthy development in the way party-politics is moving.

COMMENT | Malaysia must make a statement on the missing Saudi journalist.

COMMENT | We need a real manifesto and not a mere set of promises

COMMENT | Is our public education system failing if it is producing more and more disaffected youth?

COMMENT | He sang from the old hymn sheet, but it worked because the world has not changed.

COMMENT | We can’t rid child marriage, be kind to LGBT and minorities, so what will Dr M report?

COMMENT | Are we really celebrating ‘Merdeka’, or is the circus just beginning?

COMMENT | We need to train them to be good ethical revolutioners .

COMMENT | A laughing stock – the Malays are made to become.

COMMENT | Language is reality; words become flesh, inscriptions become institutions.

COMMENT | Schools of today need to be grown anew to keep pace with technological advances.

COMMENT | A good teacher is one who is skilled in the art and science of planting doubts in curious young minds.

COMMENT | No longer are we being objects of history, but we have become makers of history.

In Eka's novel, to be beautiful is to be cursed, as to be Indonesia is to be exploited and ravaged.

The government can ill afford to fan the fires of radicalism.

How not to be in contempt of K'tan's futsal court.

It is quite a simple matter, really.

Help all Malaysians, not just Malays or your own people.

Dialogue is good, hunting is not.

On the lack of fruits in our national language.

Considerations for a grand plan of change.

Clamouring for truth and justice.