Kamarudin Ahmad

Najib: Flawed 1MDB Investigation Undermines Independence of Attorney-General

Former Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak today vehemently denied the corruption charges against him in the 1MDB trial, calling them politically motivated. He also criticized the investigation as flawed, claiming that it undermined the independence of the Attorney-General’s office. Najib maintained that his actions were in line with his duties, rejecting claims of financial mismanagement or wrongdoing.
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Umno And The Threats From Within

Money politics rule the day whenever there is an Umno election and candidates must have a strong war chest to vie for top positions. Umno's...
Analysis

When Najib Trounced Anwar At Premier Debate

IT WAS TOUTED AS THE CLASH OF THE TITANS. For weeks, the media played up the Premier Debate between Najib and Anwar It all started...
Analysis

10/05 – Anniversary Of A Malaysian Disaster

A political disaster began to unfold with the collapse of the BN gov't in May 2018 Today marks the fourth anniversary of the fall of...
Opinion

Much Ado About Najib Breaking Fast At The Palace

It's like a storm in a teacup, but it's just black noise since Najib has every right to be at the said Royal event. So...
Opinion

SURAT | Mengapa Debat Najib-Anwar Sangat Dialu Alukan?

Rakyat tak sabar nak mendengar hujjah dari dua tokoh pemimpin negara, Najib sebagai bekas Perdana Menteri dan Anwar sebagai bakal Perdana Menteri yang dicalonkan...
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Make Malaysia Great Again With Najib Razak – Part 2

When we published Part 1 of this topic about the possible return of Najib at the helm a couple of days ago, we had...
Analysis

The Reasons Why Najib Must Lead The Country Again

"You don't like this topic because it's about Najib? Well, too bad for you. If you think your opinions matter, so do ours," said...
Analysis

Should We Save Sapura Energy?

It is not unusual for a gov't to rescue its major industries from collapse. In the case of Sapura Energy, any rescue effort will...
Analysis

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