Editorial

An education for those who obsess over the prime minister's name without knowing the proper historical and cultural context.

The Covid-19 crisis has given Tengku Zafrul Aziz an opportunity to show that he can use his knowledge of banks to help the people.

Tajuddin Abdul Rahman is a liability, not only to Prasarana but also to the government which appointed him to the chairman's post.

There's no shame in admitting the ultimate reason behind the virus emergency.

Najib Razak certainly knows a lot more about us than he does about his own bank accounts.

Will we ever see a qualified non-Malay again occupying a critical post after Tommy Thomas' flippant remarks?

The government owes no apology in declaring an emergency to lock down politicians jostling for power.

While the effects of the pandemic may go on, we can still hope for a year free from preoccupation with numbers of the political kind.

But the problem did not start with the present government, nor did it end under the leadership of those who preached reforms.

Our concern should be the numbers brought to us each day by Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah, not the numbers concocted by a certain politician or his supporters in the media.

Today's royal command is the next best thing to a state of emergency to stop our disruptive politicians.

In exposing the ugly truth of our political pandemic, we may have distracted Malaysians from a greater threat.