The good news is with more right-minded Independent MPs, we might be able to break the hegemony of party politics.

We need to get capable Malaysians with real life experience into Parliament with the right character to lead the nation.

We should not take our democracy for granted. The right to vote is the essence of a democratic country.

The promises made by the then-Malayan government to Sabah when Malaysia was formed in 1963 were literally cast in stone — the historical boulder in Keningau which serves to remind us of our rights to religious freedom, land, culture and customs.

In Scandinavian countries, the third force comprises citizens’ movements that elect representatives according to shared values and regardless of political parties.

I HAVE been a big critic of and  objector to Maszlee Malik as Education Minister from day one.

Education is not rocket science. But you need to be scientifically-minded to make substantive changes in our education system, if we want to progress as a nation and not be left behind by the rest of the advanced world.

In 2020, let us toil, struggle and sacrifice in our own long step forward towards victory, honour and dignity for all in our beloved country.

There is great value associated with the honesty, exposure and even vulnerability that results from an attitude, person or product that is 100% transparent.

The ordinary Malaysians who gathered at Maju’s maiden forum on Nov 13 showed they are hungry for real change.

I HAVE been pondering more and more on this upcoming by-election at Tanjung Piai, Johor, ever since the untimely passing of its incumbent in September.

I THINK it is time we talk about Malaysian education again, considering what has been in the news of late.