Stephen Ng

Bullies need rehabilitation, not suspension from schools

Bullies need rehabilitation, not suspension from schools

COMMENT | It is the responsibility of both the school and the parents to stop bullies.

A red herring in Hadi’s private member's bill?

A red herring in Hadi’s private member's bill?

COMMENT | It will be used to show Umno’s solidarity behind what is dubbed as the hudud bill.

Nazri, a rotten apple spoils the barrel

Nazri, a rotten apple spoils the barrel

COMMENT | Umno leaders have failed to deal with Jamal Mohd Yunos.

What have we created?

What have we created?

COMMENT | The implementation of the NEP has failed to produce a race that is competitive.

Fallacy of ketuanan Melayu

Fallacy of ketuanan Melayu

COMMENT | Till today, the Malays are still struggling with their self-identity.

Congrats to MACC, but...

Congrats to MACC, but...

COMMENT | In fact, I am wondering whether the MACC is being used as a political pawn.

Time for Selangor state gov’t to act on Jamal?

Time for Selangor state gov’t to act on Jamal?

COMMENT | How can someone without a proper business have so much money to splash?

Kelantan losing its forest land to extensive logging

Kelantan losing its forest land to extensive logging

COMMENT | There is such a great potential for eco-tourism involving the Orang Asli.

Permata accounts must be subject to scrutiny

Permata accounts must be subject to scrutiny

COMMENT | Being transparent with the financial accounts is definitely a virtue.

Thuggish behaviour unacceptable in M’sian politics

Thuggish behaviour unacceptable in M’sian politics

COMMENT | Where is the moderation that we are talking about as a nation?

Hadi’s private member’s bill is nothing but testing the waters

Hadi’s private member’s bill is nothing but testing the waters

COMMENT | Everything boils down to the votes that they can garner from each effort.

I defend Ali Tinju

I defend Ali Tinju

COMMENT | In fact, no one has the right to threaten others in a democratic nation.

Reading between the lines on why Rosmah’s name was dropped

Reading between the lines on why Rosmah’s name was dropped

COMMENT | How then did we get the impression that the award was from Unesco?

Red faces over whether recipient is qualified for award or not

Red faces over whether recipient is qualified for award or not

COMMENT | Rosmah Mansor is once again caught in another controversy.

Redelineation and the Citizens’ Declaration

Redelineation and the Citizens’ Declaration

COMMENT | Time to unite on seven points which will bring about a change of gov’t.

An attempt to demonise the DAP in Penang?

An attempt to demonise the DAP in Penang?

COMMENT | These are signs that the general election is indeed coming.

Umno’s minions won’t make a peep

Umno’s minions won’t make a peep

COMMENT | It is no longer cronyism and nepotism, but kleptocracy that M’sians have to face.

‘Jaguh kampung’ vs all sound-minded Malaysians

‘Jaguh kampung’ vs all sound-minded Malaysians

COMMENT | Umno’s failure is its inability to deal with the unpopular politics.

Hiding the hand after throwing the stone

Hiding the hand after throwing the stone

COMMENT | The muftis are not doing enough to stop the rot in the country.

Is there one explanation for recent events?

Is there one explanation for recent events?

COMMENT | While we are so disunited, there are folk who are laughing all the way to the bank.

When decency is no longer there, fear of Allah is out of question

When decency is no longer there, fear of Allah is out of question

COMMENT | Like many, I am hoping that the R.A.H.M.A.N. prophecy will come true.

Time to regulate the security guard systems

Time to regulate the security guard systems

COMMENT | We are vulnerable to those who exploit our willingness to pay security fees.

Beating around the bush on 1MDB, and the bigger rakyat disconnect

Beating around the bush on 1MDB, and the bigger rakyat disconnect

COMMENT | In GE13, why did a ‘democratically-elected’ leader lose the majority vote?

Signs of a snap election soon, Najib likely to leave office

Signs of a snap election soon, Najib likely to leave office

COMMENT | This will apparently solve some issues, without having to change the status quo.