A SEJAHTERA Malaysia forum on social harmony and national unity is being held today in Kuala Lumpur and I have been asked to speak about “Understanding the Rukun Negara”.

THE decision by Indonesia’s Constitutional Court last Monday in rejecting lawsuits filed by presidential candidates Anies Baswedan and Ganjar Pranowo wasn’t a surprise.

When we first started dating, we were so good together, we could and did talk about everything and anything under the sun. We laughed together a lot. We loved each other deeply.

One of the breeds is the Basenji, nicknamed Africa's Barkless Dog because they communicate through yips, yodels, chortles and howls.

Why do dogs bark? Do barks mean anything? And why do our pets bark so persistently at the postman?

I HAVE been suffering from prostatitis since my early 30s and the condition has been a real pain in my life, literally.

Bilateral relations with Singapore have evolved but with a new prime minister taking over, the Malaysian side should not forget that disputes over outstanding issues are a true test of good faith between neighbours.

Nope, AI isn’t about the guy in our midst who’s pretending to be smart.

Malaysia just cannot seem to move away from the same old tired election routine.

We should do as we preach and be kind to others, especially those taking refuge in our country, says the writer. There is nothing to lose.

THERE was a time in the early 1980s that when star shuttler Datuk Misbun Sidek decided to do the disappearing act and refused to be found – even the Inspector General of Police could not track him down!

IF the decision to grant Datuk Seri Najib Razak a half pardon had felt like an earthquake, then reports of the existence of a royal addendum for him to be placed under house arrest has been like an aftershock.