Daphne Loke

LETTER | Is address fraud an accepted social norm?

LETTER | Is address fraud an accepted social norm?

Lodge a police report if you feel suspicious.

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LETTER | Why are interns necessary?

LETTER | Why are interns necessary?

'Interaction between intern and organisation should be looked at positively.'

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Second honeymoon thoughts on planning for aging

Second honeymoon thoughts on planning for aging

LETTER | As we plan for Malaysia to be a better to place to live in, can we include our two million seniors as well?

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Chasing the rabbit in graduate employability

COMMENT Matters involving local intricacies of culture and regulatory provisions would better prepare graduates to meet job expectations.

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Creative deconstruction for independent Chinese schools

COMMENT All bills on education should be approved by an academic committee before they stumble in and out of Parliament.

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Independent Chinese schools: can they grow?

COMMENT From a difficult start, they now turn away thousands who want the kind of education and values they offer. But their future is mired in politics.

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Theorising conspiracy and ethics

COMMENT Unravelling the truth behind the new Kuantan Independent Chinese Secondary School issue is an uphill task.

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Rhetoric and substitutable capital in political change

COMMENT ‘With party chiefs focusing on morality than new investment initiatives, what is this country trying to attract'?

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Journalistic integrity and a president's enemies

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Can MCA survive in a modern world?

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Better MPs, not 'Arab Spring'

Democracy could be enriched.

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Pemandu should walk the extra mile

COMMENT Both Pemandu and Pemudah should live the motto, ‘Our business is to ensure your business prospers'.

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Wikileaks can lead to greater transparency in politics

COMMENT Politicians are aware what was secret yesterday might become common knowledge tomorrow.

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Design fall-outs in services

COMMENT If service problems usually originate from human errors, then more than half the workforce of the country would require retraining in customer relations.

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Removing political influence from Utar

COMMENT Professionals must restructure the university in order to make it as competitive as possible if it aspires to be a highly regarded one.

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What shape should the 'New MCA' take?

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Holding politicians to moral standards

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