Ask Lord Bobo: Is Comedy Dead in Malaysia?
The wonder-typewriting monkey rolls out the answers.
The wonder-typewriting monkey rolls out the answers.
A fundamentally flawed theme unbecoming of the meaning of Merdeka.
Yellow life-disrupters? And Selangor State Secretary mischiefery? Lord Bobo’s back!
Punched, poked, or a wee prod? The flames of violence in this week’s headlines.
REFSA Rojak prods the “weaknesses, not mess” fuss surrounding the NFC.
Steven Thiru’s closing remarks at the Seminar on the Abolition of the Death Penalty in Malaysia.
Can a group or organisation that addresses politics or politically-related issues be truly non-partisan?
Inventing a suicide out of thin air. A sham, and a shame.
From the Selangor Times Issue 20, 15-17 April 2011. This week, His Supreme Eminenceness spouts Latin and calls for a Royal Commission of Inquiry!
The failure of BN to defend the rights of religious minorities to use the word “Allah” is a failure to defend the Constitution
The Malaysian Parliament suffered a fatal blow when the ruling coalition Barisan Nasional (BN) illegally and fraudulently suspended top law-makers from the opposition alliance Pakatan Rakyat (PR) in a chaotic sitting of the House on December 16.
Edmund Bon’s interview with FMT has resurrected a fresh debate on the role and relevance of the Bar Council as a voice of conscience in civil society. The former Bar Council’s National Young Lawyers Committee Deputy Chairperson (2006/07) and Malaysian Bar’s YL Personality speaks up to call for drastic action by the Bar to answer its woes.
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