BANGI: Prominent activist Ambiga Sreenevasan has reminded Pakatan Harapan leaders in the government they had “a deep moral duty” to preserve the people’s gains in putting them into power. She said the politicians must ensure “that we don’t lose it … Continue reading Ambiga slams the power-mad, reminds PH of their ‘deep moral duty’
The next stage in Malaysia’s catching-up process requires that economic growth be knowledge-led and not just capital-led. The post-1970 New Economic Policy (NEP) produced a large middle class through economic centralisation. But the decentralisation of decision-making is badly needed to … Continue reading Decentralising the education system
There is a Chinese adage that says, “no matter how high a mountain, there is one higher”. Sometimes, we think we are smart and invincible and that is when we are conned or enticed into departing our hard-earned savings. We … Continue reading Lotteries hurting us in the pocket subtly
The state of global economy, and our own national economy, will determine and shape our cost of living. For the common man, this boils down to bread and butter issues. Among the factors that would influence the political perceptions and … Continue reading Can the economy turn around in 6 months?
The Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63) and all matters arising from it, is a continuous source of news and is becoming ever more part of the fabric of everyday conversation and politics in Sarawak. Rightly so, because of its importance to … Continue reading Moving forward, amending the Sarawak Constitution
I joined a couple of neighbours for tea yesterday and, you guessed it, the main topic was Pakatan Harapan’s (PH) loss in the contest for the Rantau state seat in last Saturday’s by-election. Both felt PH had lost credibility because … Continue reading PH’s greatest achievement, one year on
On April 15, Education Minister Maszlee Malik said the Permata programme for early childhood development – the brainchild of Rosmah Mansor, the wife of former prime minister Najib Razak – would be retained by his ministry. Permata was originally placed … Continue reading From Permata to Genius, but what’s the difference? Mariam Mokhtar
As a young student, I was introduced to this word “symbiosis” – in short it means a “mutually beneficial relationship between groups or people”. This word has stuck with me and now with the emergence of “New Malaysia” , i … Continue reading “SYMBIOSIS” – Pakatan need the people and the people need Pakatan.
“It’s the economy, stupid” was a phrase coined by Bill Clinton’s election strategist, James Carville, during the 1992 American Presidential Election, to emphasise the single most important issue that matters to the voters – The Economy. In other words, voters … Continue reading “It’s the economy, stupid” By Norman Fernandez
A “Machiavellian” MP, choosing to create distrust among Malaysians. In the eyes of God, as human beings we are all one. Some profess to have different beliefs and faiths but yet we are human beings. When one starts to discriminate, … Continue reading A “Machiavellian” MP, choosing to create distrust among Malaysians.
(Ketua Menteri pertama Dayak sejati) Datuk Stephen Kalong Ningkan merupakan Ketua Menteri Sarawak yang pertama (22 Julai 1963- September 1966) selepas pembentukan negara Malaysia pada 19 September 1963. Beliau menang besar dalam Pilihan raya 1962 dan membolehkannya dilantik menjadi Ketua … Continue reading Stephen Kalong Ningkan & 1966 Sarawak Constitutional Crisis; What is the absolute truth of political drama in Sarawak? (DIALOGUE)
Rafizi Ramli TEGUR Isu GELAR Lim Guan Eng ‘Nobita’ View More > Source : Drama One Continue reading Rafizi Ramli TEGUR Isu Hina Lim Guan Eng
Part 2: The Formation of Parti Bansa Dayak Sarawak (PBDS) Parti Bansa Dayak Sarawak (PBDS) was a political party in the state of Sarawak in Malaysia. It was established in 1983, by Datuk Amar (now Tan Sri) Leo Moggie Anak Irok, after seceding from Sarawak National Party (SNAP) following his … Continue reading The Birth of Dayakism: The Formation of PBDS
Part I : The Rise of Daniel Tajem – The Dayakism The purpose of this write up is to apply the concepts and theories to analysis of leadership of the well-known leader. In this post, I will discussing the leadership style of Dato’ … Continue reading Dato’ Seri Daniel Tajem: Leadership Behavior & Influence on Followers
This political crisis already started brewing when Rahman Ya’kub was the governor of Sarawak. He criticised his nephew in a speech at a ceremony of opening of Bintulu port in 1983. In 1985, Rahman Ya’kub was involved in a bitter … Continue reading Ming Court Affairs 1987, The Game of Throne
Malaysiakini has published Sim Kwang Yang’s The Dayak dilemma, Part 2. This time around, I don’t quite agree with his thrust which suggests that Tunku Abdul Rahman’s Federal Government had a clandestine organising role in orchestrating the removal of Stephen Kalong Ningkan. … Continue reading Sarawak: From Ningkan’s sacking to Taib’s dominance
Ever since he arrived in Sarawak in 1962, Prof Michael Leigh has focused his academic life on that state. His first book was The Rising Moon: Political Change In Sarawak (1974). Leigh has travelled extensively in Sarawak and talked to … Continue reading ‘Deals, Datus And Dayaks’: Inside story of how Malaysia became Malaysia
PETALING JAYA: Seorang aktivitis hak asasi terkenal percaya kekecewaan merupakan sebab di sebalik peletakan jawatan Razali Ismail sebagai pengerusi Suruhanjaya Hak Asasi Manusia Malaysia (Suhakam) hanya 2 minggu sebelum tamat tempoh jawatan beliau. Penasihat Suaram, Kua Kia Soong, juga memuji … Continue reading Aktivis sedih pengerusi Suhakam letak jawatan Robin Augustin
COMMENT | Let’s be clear about one thing. The only thing I share with Prime Minister Dr. Mahathir Mohamad is our initials – MM. That is all. I have been his critic for decades and was persuaded, just a few … Continue reading Should Mahathir go now? Certainly not!
Berita alternatif untuk Sabahan dan Sarawakian View More > Source : Zainnal Ajamain Continue reading Kenapa Sabah dan Sarawak di Malayakan
Kita sudah banyak mendengar mengenai persefahaman 20 Perkara apabila Sabah dan Sarawak ingin menubuhkan Malaysia bersama Malaya. Ketiga – tiga negara ini bersetuju kepada beberapa perjanjian, yang dikenali sebagai persefahaman 20 Perkara yang memberikan Sabah dan Sarawak pemerintahan sendiri. Persefahaman … Continue reading Perjanjian Perkara 18 & 20 Sabah & Sarawak Dalam Pembentukkan Malaysia
LETTER | I read with interest the Malaysiakini article Constitutional amendment bill: An accident waiting to happen. I share his sadness that the, “Sabah and Sarawak MPs were not united on such an important bill. They prioritised their politics, not the future … Continue reading Constitutional amendment bill in accordance with MA63
Historical moments of Sarawak Independent Day View More > Source :SSKM Continue reading Sarawak National Day
Impian dan harapan rakyat Negara Sabah Sarawak ke arah kedaulatan Negara Sabah Sarawak View More > Source : SSKM Continue reading Ke arah Kedaulatan Sarawak dan Sabah
Sejarah 49 tahun Negara Sabah & Negara Sarawak kesedihan dalam Persekutuan Malaysia View More > Source : SSKM Continue reading Sabah & Sarawak Dalam Persekutuan Malaysia
Hopes and dreams of the people of Sabah Sarawak. View More > Source : SSKM Continue reading Perjuangan SSKM
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