
MP SPEAKS | DAP foes rubbing their hands in glee at party infighting
DAP cannot continue to be seen as a chaotic, divided, disunited and undisciplined party.

DAP cannot continue to be seen as a chaotic, divided, disunited and undisciplined party.


The health minister should focus on checking the increase in daily Covid-19 cases and bringing it down.

The Malaysian dream movement must continue, based on the principle that power must be used to unite all.

The rakyat will have multiple identities, but first they are all M'sians and that's what DAP stands for.

'We must be courageous to learn from the mistakes and setbacks of the past.'

Fake news ordinance should be suspended until the outcome of govt survey seeking public feedback on it.

This way, health workers can get priority to ensure the Covid-19 vaccination rollout is successful.

M'sia the only country in Asia, excluding Indonesia, facing long, critical upsurge of Covid-19 cases exceeding four months.

The country's drop in TI CPI 2020 ranking is cause for concern.

MP SPEAKS | The new five-year plan has not been presented to Parliament for debate and approval.


We need to reach a new national consensus that our biggest threat is Covid-19, no GE until it is overcome.

Malaysia can start fulfilling aspiration to be united, harmonious, multi-racial, world-class, great nation.

'Allow us to bring the voice of the citizens, to express our worries and to put forward suggestions...'

M'sia only expected to achieve herd immunity by July 2022.

All political parties should meet at a national conference to address pandemic and corruption.



Govt should adopt steps from top ten countries in Bloomberg Covid-19 Resilience Ranking.

'Mahathir did contribute but it is untrue to say that DAP cannot win more than 18 seats if it was not for him'.

Record-high Covid-19 infections yesterday is proof that the current approach has failed.

Party has gone from a time when its president sold his house for it, to its leaders being involved in graft.

'Malaysia is being overtaken by its regional peers which were previously behind.'