The simplest way to curb corruption is by totally abandoning the system of negotiated tenders and following instead the guidelines for open tenders and procurement laid down by the World Bank and other international development bodies.
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The supposed historic birthright of the Malay majority is becoming the default national position through its promotion by ideologues and zealots and enforcement by the mob.
Read more: Entrenching ‘Ketuanan Melayu’, how it is being done
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Over the years, the government has dumbed down our exams and adopted a two-tier grading system – a ‘them and us’ marking scheme and streaming. This unequal treatment acted as a wedge between those who got preferential treatment and those who didn’t.
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If liberal, tolerant Muslims think it won’t affect them, they should think again because hudud impinges on every aspect of their lives too.
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Malaysia will not suddenly be a better country if there is no bumiputraism but it will be the start of the healing process.
Read more: Malaysia, a country in need of healing
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