Woon King Chai

Examining the formula that gave birth to the moment we are celebrating.

Ultimately, the people punished Harapan for not addressing pressing issues.

Businesses can only absorb costs for so long, and increases are expected.

Honest questions are how deep impact runs, how long it will persist.

People need the tools to understand and plan around the price they are paying.

Global price moved dramatically, yet govt made same 80 sen increase three times.

The law is about controlling students, deterring them from asking right questions.

No point announcing policies if we don't have strong infrastructure to back it.

Good intentions falter when implementation multiplies burdens.

He only wants rules that stay put long enough for honest small business.

Anwar touts economic progress, but engages in costly populism over targeted aid.

Lower interest rates masks policy shift that burdens rakyat with rising costs.

Anonymised metadata can still be used to trace individuals, Malaysians deserve a say.

Policy seems to ignore Malaysia's reliance on importing essential food items.

It is alarming to note that Malaysian students prefer to study abroad with a view of obtaining a permanent resident (PR) status upon graduation, according to a survey findings released by Anderson Market Analytics last week. The government needs to urgently arrest the declining standards in our ivory towers or risk more talent flowing out of the country.