Ramon Navaratnam

LETTER | The clarion call to all eligible voters to come in full force is particularly pertinent.

COMMENT | The two manifestos are not sufficient to meet the rakyat's legitimate expectations.

LETTER | We have to fight political corruption to protect the electoral process and to ensure progress.

LETTER | 'All the work done by the MACC to fight corruption has been negated by the inability to do more to contain grand corruption.'

LETTER | The campaign is a sad indictment of the state of affairs in the country. 

LETTER | Almost all Malaysians were shocked and deeply disappointed by the divisive discussions that took place at the recent “Rise of the Ummah” Convention.

LETTER | Hate politics from any and all political quarters should be equally condemned.

LETTER | Economists predict that developed nation status can be achieved by 2024, but only if major reforms are introduced.

LETTER | A heartfelt poem to question where this nation is headed and how its citizens can reset the course.

LETTER | The proposed Environmental Protection Act gives M'sians new hope for the future.

LETTER | Monitoring project implementation a good step, but we should aim to monitor quality as well.

LETTER | Rating agency not optimistic that the forecast of 5.5 percent growth will be achieved.

Urgent attention is needed on the troubling status of the education system and the economy.

We should not deny this precious right just because of some outdated regulations.

Complaints about burdening our children with unnecessarily heavy book loads have been persistent for a long time.

Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahir Hamidi is sending an unclear message to BN political leaders about choice of GE14 candidates.

Are tax payers' funds actually equipping bumi contractors with the right skills, capabilities and real experience in sustaining business progress?

COMMENT | This may be our last chance to get out of the ‘corruption trap’.

Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi stated in his speech yesterday at a book launch at the Putra World Trade Centre (PWTC) that, “The formation of a nation does not only depend on the kings and political leaders, but also by the advisers to the leaders.”

Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak and the government have to be congratulated for not tabling PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang’s bill to amend the Shariah Courts (Criminal Jurisdiction) Act or Act 355.

The Fifth World Happiness Report 2017 was released on March 20 by the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) .

Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak is right to “uplift the bumiputra to a respected level in society”. In fact a great deal has already been achieved by the government over the years especially since 1970.

With the 14th general election (GE14) approaching us so fast, as time moves so quickly, we will ask ourselves whether the Election Commission (EC) is doing enough to serve the rakyat?

Finally the government itself has described the civil service as bloated.