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Malaysia’s economy has been on a rollercoaster over the last decade, with political transitions, policy shifts, and external shocks all contributing to periods of instability. However, there is growing optimism that Malaysia is finally turning the corner.

IT was not exactly an earthquake but delegates at the Penang DAP convention might have felt a tremor when one of the two candidates for the Chief Minister post ended up near the bottom.

TRUE to his promise, Tan Sri Norza Zakaria did not overstay his welcome as the president of the BA of Malaysia (BAM).

Dear Dr. G, As the theme of this month revolves around contraception, I find myself compelled to ask for your guidance regarding sterilisation.

THIS past week, from Penang to Sabah, Malaysians faced a fierce reminder of the power of nature.

PAS has finally realised that it cannot take over the Federal Government without support from non-Muslim voters. However, its plans to win them over seem strange, sometimes ludicrous.

Based on its upbeat campaign, Barisan Nasional looks set to trump the sluggish Bersatu in the upcoming Mahkota polls.

THE boyish-faced Syed Hussien Syed Abdullah has captured public attention with his ability to speak Mandarin.

The nation has turned 61, and it is ‘ageing’. But from the looks of it, it is not getting better with age. Instead, we seem to be on a downhill slope.

Dedicated personnel to detect, monitor broken infrastructure could be a valuable strategy for local councils.

IT’S the school holidays and it’s also usually the time of the year when the National Schools (MSSM) championships take place.

Unspeakable horrors are befalling our young; much must change to stop these acts from happening.