Jason Teoh and Boo Cheng Hau, politicians on opposite sides of the divide, are both doing their utmost for Gelang Patah, both serving as inspiring models for Malaysian politics.

The livability of KL and many other cities and towns in the country to a very large extent is related to politics.

"I don't even ask the Chinese to support me. All I wish is a fair treatment from them!"

Foreigners have no idea why many remain loyal to the ruling party despite all the scandals and irregularities.

Instituting reforms, UEC recognition, abolition of draconian laws, establishment of IPCMC and pledges to safeguard human rights, among others, are what the BN government has failed to deliver all these years.

While the authorities have made the effort to step up enforcement, consumers must also extend their full cooperation.

We need not only good politicians but also good activists. After all, a functioning democracy needs both.

Education, for citizens and non-citizens, is not only a human right for the children, but an investment for our future too.

If political leaders do not take a tough stand to control money politics and political corruption, the rakyat must do so.

Chinese education will no longer be hijacked by racial politics once Malaysians look at SJKCs and Chinese education with a more positive attitude.