Mobile payment is set to become the norm in Malaysian business over the next several years.

Now that the pledge is made, we want to see some real actions to tackle the chronic issue of corruption in the police force.

Tough measures are absolutely necessary to bring reckless drivers to submission.

In the face of politicians holding the whole nation to ransom, our civil society appears to have been largely muted. Is there any chance at all for us to recoup our lost enthusiasm and hope?

Unfortunately politics is prevailing over economy at this moment, as rival parties are engrossed in attacking one another instead of working together to lift the country's economy.

It is this bumiputra thing that tears the nation apart.

MRT has been a successful project, and the government should be given a big applause for this accomplishment.

It is hoped that Pakatan will be able to compete healthily with BN.

Malaysians are willing to leave their cars at home if public transport services and efficiency are improved to match their needs.

The fact they are willing to set aside their differences to work together for a common goal is a big step forward for the opposition camp.