Joe Fernandez

Longtime Borneo watcher Joe Fernandez has been writing for many years on both sides of the Southeast Asia Sea. He should not be mistaken for a namesake formerly with the Daily Express in Kota Kinabalu. JF keeps a Blog under FernzTheGreat on the nature of human relationships.

Mixue Expands Community Footprint in Malaysia

With over 300 local franchisees, thousands of Malaysian employees and growing visibility even at Bazaar Ramadan, Mixue is positioning itself as more than a beverage chain — but as a long-term community player.
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Anti-Hopping Bill ‘Fatally Flawed’, Focus On Electoral Integrity

Legislative seats belong to winners, not the parties whose symbols were used in elections In law, it's safe to assume that the proposed Anti-Hopping Bill...

In International Law And Jurisprudence, Borders Must Be Defensible

The great river Dneiper, running from north to south, partitions Ukraine in halves. See related article here. Russian President Valdimir Putin is a strong leader...

Brave New World Can Emerge After Dust Settles in Ukraine

Zelensky of Ukraine should avoid American trap, end chaos in country In the wake of push coming to shove, the onus may be on the...

AG Tommy Thomas’ Failure To Reform Law Education Affected AGC

AGC bureaucratic approach to law didn't help gov't 'look good' in court. If AG Thomas is somehow punished eventually for his tenure as AG, it...

PM’s Outburst On AG Tommy Thomas Further Clouds Picture On Tenure

Prime Minister Ismail Sabri warned that action will be taken against the former AG (Thomas) for comments in his Memoirs It wasn't immediately clear whether,...

Judiciary’s Police Report On ‘Errant’ Judge Strengthens Pardon Case For Najib

Federal Court Appeal on SRC conviction may not turn up surprises. It was a strange turn of events when the Judiciary lodged a police report...

Najib’s Outrage On Tommy Thomas Letter To Sulu Heirs Must Be Viewed Seriously

No court in the world would go against former Attorney General (Thomas) if he chose 'discreet silence'. It's not entirely clear what made then Attorney...

No Rush To Judgment On RM63b ‘Sabah’ Award For Sulu Heirs – Part 2

It would be odd for a court to agree on compensation for Breach of Agreement and not fix statutory interest, payable on a compounded...

No Rush To Judgment On RM63b ‘Sabah’ Award For Sulu Heirs

No proof Sulu claimants collected previous compensation payments from the Philippines government Putrajaya may not rush to judgment on Sabah even if it looks like...

Najib, Mahathir, Going At Each Other Hammer And Tongs, Can Be Explained

Malay trust Old Families, dynasties cast in old ways, with power! Political personality cults, party politics, and hardcore card-carrying membership in political parties are new...

‘Proof of Identity’ Can Bring ‘Legal Twilight Zone’ Into Banking System

Special preference for illegal immigrants in Sabah 'unthinkable' in law! There are several relevant points in the following link for this Commentary and Analysis on...

We Can’t Live In Fear Of The Coronavirus Forever Part 2

Education must drive pandemic response, other approaches risk failure. This is the continuation of the previous story We Can’t Live In Fear Of The...