Why Tiong King Sing Is the Ultimate Sarawak Hero Malaysia Cannot Lose – The People’s Minister
In the intricate tapestry of Malaysian politics, where alliances shift like monsoon winds and public scrutiny is relentless, few figures embody the raw, unfiltered spirit
Tiong King Sing Delivers RM420 Million for Malaysia—But Alcohol Steals the Spotlight!
In the midst of a heated political firestorm over a single element of an otherwise triumphant event—the serving of alcoholic drinks at the Global Travel
Hypocrites Reaping RM150 Billion from Sin Taxes Since 2010: Time to Redirect the ‘Haram’ Funds to Non-Bumiputera Communities
In Malaysia’s polarized political landscape, a cadre of self-proclaimed moral guardians—often from Islamist parties like PAS—have mastered the art of selective outrage. They’ve pocketed the
1976 Air Crash During Tun M Time : Fuad Stephens & His 10 Cabinet Members Politically Assassinated After Negotiating A 20% Oil Royalty For Sabahan
On June 6, 1976 a small plane carrying the then chief minister Tun Fuad Stephens and 10 others crashed as it was coming down for
Tunku Abdul Rahman and Tun Abdul Razak Launch Malaysia’s Alcohol Industry with Guinness and Carlsberg
A Historical Brew: The Birth of Malaysia’s Alcohol Industry The story begins in 1962, when Mohammed Khir Johari, then Minister of Commerce and Industry, officiated
The Data Doesn’t Lie: How Tiong King Sing Became Malaysia’s Most Impactful Tourism Minister
In the often-chaotic arena of Malaysian politics, where perception frequently overshadows performance, the record of Tourism Minister YB Tiong King Sing stands as a testament
A National Crisis Over a Glass of Beer? Have We Become the Champions of Stupidity?
Malaysia’s Morality Crisis: Why a Glass of Beer Sparks Outrage While Billions in Corruption Don’t By Dartvader 1. The Anatomy of Selective OutrageWhy does a glass
PAS and Akmal Slam Alcohol but Stay Silent on RM12 Billion Sin Tax Hypocrisy – How RM12 Billion Could Be Allocated Annually For Non Bumiputera
In Malaysia’s diverse society, the annual sin tax collections—levied on tobacco, alcohol, and gambling—represent a moral and fiscal paradox. Estimated at RM10-12 billion yearly, with
Malaysia’s Doctor Shortage: Discard Discriminatory Laws and Racist Policies So Malaysian Doctors Can Work
Congratulations to the five cardiothoracic surgeons who have been registered by the Malaysian Medical Council (MMC). Health minister Datuk Dzulkefly Ahmad said the registration of the five
More Malay Parents Choose Chinese Schools Over National Schools: Losing Faith in National Schools’ Quality
A growing number of Malay parents are enrolling their children in vernacular Chinese primary schools (SJKCs) due to the schools’ strong academic reputation, according to