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Covid-19, not vaccine, dangerous – health experts, concerned individuals

Malaysia’s immunisation programme needs ‘all-of-society’ approach

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Corruption, lack of priorities costing lives in Sarawak – Larry Sng

Friday’s tragedy could have been prevented had proper safety measures been followed

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Digitalisation: catalysts, breakthroughs, future developments – Jason Loh

A look at some digital lessons from 2020, and ahead to what this year brings

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Triso ferry tragedy: where do we go from here? – Joseph Masilamany

Loss of human lives due to lack of bridges is sadly nothing new in Sarawak

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Meat cartel scandal not isolated case, review AP system – Chiong Yoke Kong

National food safety, security compromised, reducing dependence on imported food necessary

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A new hope for Malaysia – Vinod Sekhar

Let 2021 be the year we listen to the better angels of our nature

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2020: the year that pushed us to be better – Terence Fernandez

While learning from the harsh lessons the past year has taught us, we must also embrace the good that comes with them

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Give our Malayan tigers a chance to roar again – Vinod Sekhar

In a bid to save the endangered species, the Vinod Sekhar Foundation has given invaluable support to NGO Rimau and the Menraq Patrol Unit, run mainly by the Ora...

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Protect e-commerce consumers – Sothi Rachagan

Regulations need to keep up with spike in online business platforms following pandemic

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Mukhriz’s crass hypocrisy ignores father’s role in rising corruption – P. Gunasegaram

He must remember that he and two of his siblings were involved in questionable cases

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Pothole: govt can be held accountable for negligence – Muhammad Rafique Rashid Ali

Determining the relevant authority, however, is part of the challenge

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Set up RCI to probe halal meat system – CAP

Authorities have yet to explain how non-halal meat could have escaped their supervision 

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Covid-19 in Malaysia: What happened? And what lies ahead in 2021? – Dr Lim Teck Onn

It is time to take stock of our situation and see how we, individually, and how our government, representing us collectively, can progress