Rosli Khan

Should Klang Valley get its own transport authority?

Should Klang Valley get its own transport authority?

COMMENT | Having multiple agencies translates to conflicting interests, resulting in inefficiency.

A raw deal for truck drivers

A raw deal for truck drivers

COMMENT | With foreign players ruling the logistics industry, truck drivers are hit the hardest.

Radical change needed in Malaysia's transport policies

Radical change needed in Malaysia's transport policies

COMMENT | Logistics is one of the largest growth sectors but regulation of the industry is poor.

A week is a long time in politics

A week is a long time in politics

A week is a long time in politics, so said British PM Harold Wilson in 1964. Due to the fast-changing pace of the political landscape, the fortunes of a politician or political group could change drastically just in the course of a single week. How true it is when we examine this statement against the political scenario in Malaysia in the course of one week before the recent Chinese New Year.

Big-ticket projects a funny way of managing our economy

Big-ticket projects a funny way of managing our economy

Our current government is doing all sort of funny things. Every day, you can read funny stories or statements made by cabinet ministers. It makes you think whether they actually take their jobs seriously or otherwise? For instance, managing our economy is a serious matter. Managing economic drivers, such as large-scale projects for the country’s infrastructure, is certainly a serious subject and very fundamental to our economic performance.

Swing the High-Speed Rail to Kota Baru instead

Swing the High-Speed Rail to Kota Baru instead

Kota Baru (KB) is in dire need of many infrastructure projects. The capital of Kelantan state has been deprived of much development and is thus lacking in many areas.

Singapore will benefit more from High-Speed Rail link

Singapore will benefit more from High-Speed Rail link

The High-Speed Rail link between KL and Singapore has never stopped to interest us. In the last several days, local papers and the Internet media seemed focussed on this topic as if it has become a piece of infrastructure that we needed yesterday.