Sad news today as Seniwati Latifah Omar passed away. KUALA LUMPUR: Veteran actress, Latifah Omar, 74 died today at University Kebangsaan Malaysia Hospital’s Intensive Care Unit (ICU) 6.19pm today. She was admitted at HUKM about a week ago due to suffering from colon cancer. The actress known for her films with Cathay Keris was often … Continue reading »
Tag Archives: Malaysian education
Towards improving our national education system
The admin at the One School System website were gracious enough to host an article of mine over there. Please have a read at it here. Thank you. Continue reading »
DAP and their chinese first, Malaysian second friends
The latest shocking news that came about regarding DAP is their unequivocal support for Dong Zong and Jiao Zong (chinese education NGO extremist groups) to rally as a protest against the seemingly unfair treatment of Ministry of Education against the whole universe of chinese education here in Malaysia. The rally is set to be held … Continue reading »
A plea for common sense
This snapshot is currently making its rounds in Facebook pages. And many people are aghast with this type of question and criticise it as against the spirit of 1Malaysia. To the masses that feed on sensationalised issue and unable to think beyond the typical knee jerk reaction, this question was deeply riled as a racial … Continue reading »
Mat Sabu, Selamat Hari Merdeka ke 54!
Dalam hari-hari terakhir bulan Ramadhan yang lepas, kita mendapati satu pembohongan besar telah di lakukan oleh Timbalan Presiden Parti Islam Se-Malaysia yang bernama Mohamad Sabu. Ianya dilakukan di satu ceramah politik di Padang Menora, Tasek Gelugor. Video tersebut boleh di lihat di bawah: Ada beberapa perkara kejam Mat Sabu sudah lakukan dalam ucapan beliau tadi. … Continue reading »
One School System – It’s now or never
If you are one of the many people that support the One School system, you can almost feel that this post is coming up. For the past few weeks, there have been some positive development regarding this issue. After the sense of acute racial polarisation is about to take place here in Malaysia, the importance … Continue reading »
Straigthening out YB Khairy Jamaluddin’s column
Below is an excellent article by blogger SatD of Pure Shiite. It is to reinforce the MPs into doing the right thing instead of skirting over the problem and sweeping the mess under the carpet. This mess, if left untreated, will torment your own children and grandchildren in the future. Although some of YB Khairy’s … Continue reading »
The aftermath of PPSMI policy
Anak desa masih di pekan Mencari bunga buat kalungan Terima kasih saya ucapkan Budi tuan menjadi kenangan First and foremost, I would like to thank YOU for all the kind compliments and words of wisdom I received in the previous article. Obviously I am very appreciative towards any feedback be it positive of negative. But … Continue reading »
Arguments and excuses over Bahasa Malaysia
I am very much amused with the slightly acrimonious exchange between Khoo Kay Peng and Datuk Ahmad Rejal Arbee over the issue of national language. It started off when Ahmad Rejal wrote about the inability of some citizens in this country who cannot speak or do not understand Bahasa Malaysia. He then summarised this observation … Continue reading »
You are cordially invited…
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Confusing history with racial prejudice
The Sun produced on its front cover yesterday, an article entitled “History Textbooks Biased, says writer”. I would agree to some parts of the article but in most parts, it actually had proved correct to what I have said in this original article of mine. The reporter, Zakiah Koya, interviewed two academicians named Dr Ranjit … Continue reading »
Inclusive history in our children’s education
History subject is one of the most vital medium in schools to turn our children into becoming Malaysians. During my schooling years, History was taught to children as young as 7 years old. These days, I learnt that history lessons are only learned by secondary children and even then, it is an elective subject. … Continue reading »
Racist Dong Zong is at it again. Where is Lim Kit Siang?
The racist chinese group called Dong Zong, had time and time again come out in the open to attack the single stream education system. This time around, they had lambasted the sacked radio DJ from StarFM, DJ Jamaluddin Ibrahim for opposing the vernacular schools. The details from The Star is sketchy. A departure from their … Continue reading »
Will Lim Kit Siang support One School System so that once and for all he is Malaysian first and not chinese first?
Lim Kit Siang’s guru on racial politics, Lee Kuan Yew had given a blistering condemnation of Malaysia a while back. Of which, Tun Mahathir Mohamad had managed to straighten out his nemesis with his equally blistering gem of an article in his blog. That is expected. What is unexpected is the muted response and non … Continue reading »
Happy Anniversary One School Campaign!
It is heartening to see that more and more people are receptive to the idea of single school stream here in Malaysia. Streamlining the education system via the national schools is the only way to achieve a steady cultivation of national unity. In today’s NST, there is a letter to the editor which projected the … Continue reading »
