Malaysia's road etiquette seems to have veered off course. 

Make toll concessions more transparent, no hidden agenda.

Norway has exploited its resources in a way that benefits its people.

There neds to be a holistic effort to curb fatal road accidents.

The current system leaves much to be desired.

It's now down to Ayer Hitam voters to stamp their rejection.

As some politicians have said, Malay unity is a myth. 

It's just the same old, same old.

Budget 2021 is far from being revolutionary.

LETTER | There is a parallel similarity between managing a firm and managing a country.

COMMENT | Infrastructure-wise, the country has made good progress.

COMMENT | Which civil servants are trained to act on some of the routine needs of business organisations?

COMMENT | Relevant ministries should engage residents associations to better address issues on the ground.

COMMENT | It is doubtful that voters will so quickly forget all that was done to them under BN rule. 

LETTER | We should learn from Hoi An, where all motorised transport has been banned within the city's heritage areas.

COMMENT | Privatisation could, once again and without the mistakes of the past, be a panacea for a “new Malaysia”.

COMMENT | He is living proof that an English-medium school graduate can take lead in Malay politics.

LETTER | 'A pertinent point to consider: In which direction is the world’s car industry heading eventually?'

COMMENT | A clearly dynamic ministry, MOT does not have to follow an old format.

LETTER | The surrounding areas are full of uncollected rubbish and dirty eateries.

COMMENT | There are various issues facing M'sian land, air, and sea transport that should be looked into immediately.

LETTER | Massive transport infrastructure projects all require equally massive funding from the public purse.

COMMENT | For our sake, we need to know where the billions are going before we go to vote.

COMMENT | Hadi’s strategy of cultivating a siege mentality may be past its shelf life in GE14.

COMMENT | Terengganu has been and still is a poor state - but it needn’t have been so.

COMMENT | Having multiple agencies translates to conflicting interests, resulting in inefficiency.

COMMENT | With foreign players ruling the logistics industry, truck drivers are hit the hardest.

COMMENT | Logistics is one of the largest growth sectors but regulation of the industry is poor.

A week is a long time in politics, so said British PM Harold Wilson in 1964. Due to the fast-changing pace of the political landscape, the fortunes of a politician or political group could change drastically just in the course of a single week. How true it is when we examine this statement against the political scenario in Malaysia in the course of one week before the recent Chinese New Year.

Our current government is doing all sort of funny things. Every day, you can read funny stories or statements made by cabinet ministers. It makes you think whether they actually take their jobs seriously or otherwise? For instance, managing our economy is a serious matter. Managing economic drivers, such as large-scale projects for the country’s infrastructure, is certainly a serious subject and very fundamental to our economic performance.