Category: Editorial
A Place for the Talented
It never occurred to me that this once dilapidated government quarters on the edge of oblivion would one day be the home for the talented or the “remarkable”. Located along busy Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah, it is easily identifiable by the lettering “PORT”.
My Wish For 2012
Our backyard dalliance with city council to bring about changes in our city, has affected our impression of local authorities. Cleanliness is still a lingering problem in spite of the Mayor’s fondness to turun padang.
Unemployment in Perak
Unemployment is a nasty word as it conjures a state of helplessness and destitution involving an individual or a group of people. However, if one is unemployable due to reasons of education or qualification or experience, it conveys another meaning entirely.
An Election Budget?
If the 2010 Auditor-General’s Report is to be heeded, Zambry and his Perak Amanjaya planners need to avoid the pitfalls of tampering and impropriety, deliberate or otherwise, caused by a dubious delivery system.
Hassle Over a Crematorium
Cool heads finally prevailed, thus ending a protracted battle over a piece of land measuring 120ft x 120ft at the Hindu burial ground in Buntong. Had the wrangling continued unabated, tension would have built up resulting in more problems than ever imagined.
Looks Can Be Deceiving
The sight of marquees, camouflage nets and military vehicles can be intimidating to many, especially those who are not used to seeing such a huge collection of army equipment. That was the sight that greeted Ipohites
An Inappropriate Misnomer
A closer inspection of the place reveals some very interesting facts. It is a sad reflection of the working culture of those responsible for the centre.
Unfettered Development in Canning
Two wrongs don’t make a right. It is illogical for one to commit not one or two but many wrongs and yet be considered right by the authorities…
Halt the “Political Circus”
Malaysians generally are a forgiving lot. But can Perakeans continue to condone the idiosyncrasies of their elected representatives at their behest? Nothing can be more disturbing than to see our august State Assembly turning into a house of ill repute. No, not in the true sense of the word but literally. That is what it [...]
How Safe Is Safe?
We like to assume that thieves are opportunists who will wait for the right moment to strike. If this is your assumption, think again…




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