MCA secretary-general Wong Foon Meng warns the Chinese community will lose out if they do not help keep the parliamentary seat in BN hands.
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There are few takers for the government’s programmes that facilitate the return of Malaysians professionals to work, says MCA deputy president Dr Chua Soi Lek, who outlines shortcomings.
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opinion
The answer is simply ‘no’. The truth will eventually be told - Soi Lek's future role in government couldn't be more remote in Ong Tee Keat’s mind.
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analysis
Most pundits have underestimated Ong Tee Keat's political will in making changes in the party despite being largely untested as a leader.
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news analysis
Will the new party president focus on leadership reform as promised or resurrect the political career of former secretary-general Ong Ka Chuan?
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news analysis
Not everyone is thrilled by MCA No 2 Dr Chua Soi Lek’s victory in the recent party polls - there is still much consternation about his sex scandal.
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He says he genuinely wants to do well as MCA president, adding that his reforms will be guided by the party constitution and other necessary party mechanisms.
00comment All questions will be answered in a few hours as MCA members elect new party leaders. But who will emerge triumphant and who will be forced into oblivion?
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news analysis
What will MCA delegates consider in picking the next president? The search is on for a leader who can draw on character and experience in standing up for the party.
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news analysis
The pressure is on as aspirants file their nominations this afternoon for posts in MCA ahead of polls on Saturday. The outcome is far from predictable.
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opinion
Looming MCA polls have prompted candidates to step up their game. But an increasingly bitter fight to the top has unearthed various alliances within the party. Are these ties beneficial or poisonous?
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Vice-president Donald Lim says he is pushing for change in tandem with grassroots aspirations as he sets his sights on the No 2 post.
0MCA vice-president Donald Lim says the party must sell its Nanyang shares if it is sincere in its efforts to reform to stay relevant to the Chinese community.
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The four-term MCA veep will defend his post in the Oct 18 poll. In an interview, he tackles thorny issues linked to economic policy and public perceptions of the party.
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updated 5pm
Ex-MCA VP Yap Pian Hon today became the seventh person to throw in his hat for the vice-president's post in the party election scheduled on Oct 18.
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Former MCA vice-president Chua Soi Lek, who is bidding to make a comeback, elaborates on his decision and questions contradictions in the party’s ‘healthy political culture’.
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