Letters

Centuries-old shrines at hospitals, railways reflect the labour that built Malaysia.

Addressing mismanagement in GLCs could save more money than cancelling open houses.

It is disconcerting to see the echoes of past regimes in today's govt.

DBKL should set up an accessibility committee as previously proposed.

Genuine movement is not for political leftovers.

EU must be fair, should not use one-size-fits-all measures.

The state cannot continue planning its economy around temporary tourists.

Journalists must be allowed to report on matters of public interest.

Under proposed framework, AG should be in Pardons Board.

By the time the election rolls around, there will be 3 million first-time voters.

We must work towards a future where aid like Sara is no longer required

What we need now is capital that is ready to move.

It seems system being adjusted when tested.

It's not helpful PM going about issuing ultimatum.

Travel restrictions alone would not suffice.

The killing of Kopi must awaken our conscience.

MyKiosk allows traders to thrive, while local councils can better manage public spaces.

After several engagements, we decided not to share staff details with Israel.

We must ensure PM doesn't hold other cabinet portfolios.

Hunger is prosecuted faster than corruption.

They amount to undue interference with the independence of the legal profession.

It suggests a combination of red tape and bad code.

Concrete policies needed to curb cartels, not rhetoric.

Silence is complicity. Delay is denial.