Hafidz Baharom

Every year, discounts are given for traffic and parking summonses.

LETTER | The discussion on legalising and taxing vape has been ongoing for three years.

'The example set by the minister being let off screams of double standards and hypocrisy.'

Recall elections make politicians immediately accountable to their constituents.

Perhaps it is wise to ask them - how long have they been here, who have they been working for and just why they do not wish to go back?

Perhaps suggesting leaders who are not eligible to withdraw their EPF should be considered by all within Harapan.

LETTER | The country needs your undivided attention and unity in keeping its people alive and healthy.

LETTER | Here’s how you settle the issue of party-hopping – allow recall elections.

LETTER | The truth is, this whole idea of making the highways free was a dumb one to start with.

LETTER | Ponggal is not a religious festival, it is a harvest festival of ethnic Indian origin.

LETTER | Neither one of these things will cause someone to suddenly go nuts but that's what Malaysians are being told to believe.

LETTER | Any policy from taxation to regulation needs to be considered with scrutiny and feedback. 

LETTER | Heads must roll for not vetting that comic and advising the minister about the ramifications of his actions.

LETTER | The end of this outdated and hierarchical policy has been a long time coming.

LETTER | What would you do so that the next generation goes back to the unity of yesteryears?

LETTER | It is a great way for them to bond.

LETTER | The detractors' mentality is the same small-minded mentality of Malays who see a cross and think they will be converted.

LETTER | Why put the rights of individuals, who choose not to vaccinate, above society's?

LETTER | Anti-discrimination laws must be for everyone, including non-Malaysians.

LETTER | Are we are really looking to become part of the world, or to remain as narrow-minded as before?

LETTER | Concerns over the certificate are not about its impact upon varsity admissions.

LETTER | How serious are we about protecting such public spaces from development?