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The Hidden Quota System – Debunking Malaysia’s Merit-Based University Entry Myth: STPM vs. Matriculation

Malaysia’s public university admissions are often touted as a shining example of meritocracy, where the best and brightest secure their spots based purely on academic excellence. But scratch the ...
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Orang Asli – The Real Indigenous People Of Peninsular Malaysia – First Original Native Before The Arrival Of Malays

Orang Asli is a collective term (which means original or first peoples in Malay) for some 18 ethnic groups of less than 150,000 in total who are widely regarded as comprising peninsular Malaysia’s ...
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Lim Wants Chow To Exit As The Penang CM – Chow Urge Lim Guan Eng To End Topple Movement

Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow has called for an end to an alleged movement to topple him. However, his predecessor Lim Guan Eng believed that this was a matter that should be discussed ...
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The Alcohol Ban That Backfired: How the Chinese Community Forced Anwar’s U-Turn – Reject PAS-Style Moral Policing

When Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim tried to play moral guardian by banning alcohol at Chinese school halls, he clearly didn’t expect a full-blown backlash. He thought it would be a quick gesture to ...
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Saifuddin & Anwar Team Demolished Rafizi Team In Nationwide Election Outcome – Strong Anti-Rafizi Wave In PKR Polls

Among the notable names who lost in the divisional polls was natural resources and environmental sustainability minister Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad, who was defeated by Afdlin Shauki in Setiawangsa. Others ...
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Racial Policies : Malaysia Facing Severe Brain Drain Crisis With 1.86 Million Already Gone

Malaysia is facing a critical brain drain problem with 1.86 million Malaysians having left the country over the past 50 years, said digital minister Gobind Singh Deo. Gobind said the 1.86 million ...
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Without UPSR & PT3, Malaysian Students Struggle with Basic Calculations, Reading, and Writing – Fadhlina, Please Resign!

“They Can’t Even Multiply” – M’sian Teacher Says Scrapping UPSR & PT3 Was A Huge Mistake The teacher also claims that scrapping UPSR & PT3 is why students can’t even speak Bahasa Melayu properly.
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Malaysia Is Actually Run By Faceless, Unelected, & Unaccountable People Far From Public View

The government in Malaysia is traditionally looked at through the political paradigm, which focuses upon the prime minister and Cabinet. The executive is praised or blamed for what the government does ...
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American Father Enrolls Daughter in SJKC, Claims It Has More Qualified Teachers and Outperforms International Schools

There’s a constant debate about the benefits of sending children to public or private schools. Some believe sending children to private or international schools is better due to the perceived higher ...
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Sanusi’s Stance Sees Tourists Harassed Over Alcohol as Langkawi Tourism Falls 40-50%, Losing Over RM2 Billion Annually

It’s crucial to differentiate between total tourist arrivals (which can be inflated by domestic day-trippers) and meaningful tourism (international and domestic tourists who stay overnight and spend ...
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PAS Slams St. Michael’s 90th Reunion Over Alcohol—Why Be A Busybody While Ignoring ‘Haram’ Taxes?

In the spirit of what should be a joyous celebration—St. Michael’s Institution’s 90th alumni reunion dinner—PAS Member of Parliament for Parit, Ustaz Muhammad Ismi Mat Taib, has decided to insert ...
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Tunku Abdul Rahman Clarified That “This Country Is Not An Islamic State” And Repeatedly Emphasized Its Secular Nature

This is a very significant and ongoing debate in Malaysian history and politics. The claim that Malaysia is a “secular state” versus an “Islamic state” is central to its national identity. Here is a ...