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Is Selangor MB on the way up?

CRITICS claim that PKR’s Reformasi slogan has become “reformati” but the party’s recent anniversary rally suggested there are still many out there rooting for Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

Citycism

Saving Klang Valley’s charming night markets

Improvements in cleanliness, creation of unique crafts can help increase footfall and attract tourists.

Sports Box

The inspiring story of perseverance from our athletes

THE Kuala Lumpur Standard Chartered Marathon (KLSCM) is just a week away and I’m already sweating. And it’s cold sweat.

Opinion

Broader scope of property management

A letter from the PRESIDENT, The Association of Valuers, Estate Agents, Property Managers and Property Consultants in the Private Sector Malaysia.

Fitness

Set the 25-minute ‘tomato’ timer to work without interruption

The Pomodoro Technique involves breaking down tasks into timed intervals that are spaced out by mini breaks.

On Your Side

London’s charm is falling down

Sporadic riots, rising cost-of-living and a spike in crime are symptomatic of the malaise that is gripping the United Kingdom, especially its capital.

At Full Swing

Maruyama’s past heroics can fire up International spirit in Presidents Cup

TWENTY six years have passed since Shigeki Maruyama produced a performance for the ages by going a perfect 5-0-0 in his Presidents Cup debut at Royal Melbourne in Australia which sparked what has since become the lone International Team victory to date against the United States Team in the biennial competition.

Books

Crisis of identity: 20 years on, DC's 'Identity Crisis' continues to divide fans

Two decades on, DC Comics’ 'Identity Crisis' continues to divide critics and comic book fans alike with its shocking story and revelations.

Big Smile, No Teeth

What’s the worst thing in all the wide, wide expanse of space?

Space news caught our columnist’s attention – and promptly triggered some ‘can’t look away from the crash’ research. Now he wants to share the horror with his readers.

Southern Reflections

JB can spearhead stray animal welfare issue

Johor Baru City Council (MBJB) has of late come under intense scrutiny about the way its enforcement officers catch and house stray dogs.

Along The Watchtower

A deep-rooted culture of corruption

Besides changes in work processes, much more needs to be done to eradicate the rot in the Immigration Department.

Over the Top

Resetting Malaysia for better mental health

ABOUT a month ago I read the sad news of a doctor in Sabah who committed suicide. I also know of an intern from my university who was said to have committed suicide while working as a houseman in a Penang hospital about two years ago.

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