Lim Teck Ghee

COMMENT | Muhyiddin's improbable, implausible legacy

#Lawan promises are made but forgotten in translation and follow-up.

COMMENT | Going about establishing a national unity govt

Stakeholders should put forward their views on the most practicable and least contentious method.

5y ago

COMMENT | Deconstructing the bumiputera construct

More than 30 years after the end of the NEP, a national discourse on the bumiputera construct is overdue.

Should this political and policy construct that defines and regulates the lives of the majority of Malaysians in many ways continue?

COMMENT | Shining a light on the bumi/non-bumi dichotomy

Despite the advancement of science and knowledge, the lure of religion continues.

COMMENT | Heaven, hell and religious politics

5y ago

COMMENT | Sabah election: A new or false dawn?

A key state election that could also determine the future course of political development in the entire country...

6y ago

COMMENT | Dr M’s ‘Malay Dilemma’ misshaping race discourse

Now is the time to take the book out for fumigation.

Fallout from the campaign for true Malaysian history

LETTER | 'I have emails in my archives on KemSMS until its placement in cold storage as I was the main convenor.'

Malaysia Day 2063

SATIRE | With all the different races identifying themselves as bumiputra, the much sought for elusive – 'national unity' – is finally within reach.

COMMENT | Let’s take a look at the data on Malay participation in higher education and professional fields.

Are Malays really lagging far behind?

Elephant in the racial discriminatory employment room

COMMENT | Let's put this subject in the public and policy spotlight.

'Inclusive' history project: No need for big budget

COMMENT | It is clear that new history books are urgently needed for our schools.

COMMENT | Can Malay emancipation take place with the new government?

What can set the Malays free?

Umno's stagnant pool, bottom feeders and the Malay psyche

COMMENT | Without a change from the religious-centric environment, the Malays will continually drift towards religious conservatism.

GLCs, revenge politics and a demystified Malay agenda

COMMENT | In light of recent reforms, hard questions about the role of GLCs the national agenda have to be ask.

What needs to be done about New M'sia’s old underclass

COMMENT | In the euphoria of the recent election, it is all too easy to forget about or the plight of the poor and underclass groups.

Can social media keep the new powerful in check?

COMMENT | Independent and vigilant, social media has opened up a new front in transparency and accountability.

How the internet can help Harapan produce an upset win in GE14

COMMENT | A second wind is coming from diehard Harapan supporters using the internet to urge political change.

Has the election already been stolen?

COMMENT | No academic of any repute buys into the claim M’sia has had free or fair elections.

Defenders of moderation instil hope for the new year

COMMENT | Moderation takes a beating in 2017, but two groups rise to its defence.

National schooling system needs a policy shift

COMMENT | Malaysia needs to have a workforce with a high proficiency in English.