What a revelation! Blogger Lim Sian See explains how we may have been conned to think otherwise. IT seems the Malaysian Home Ministry’s directive to suspend the publishing permit of The Edge Weekly and The Edge Financial Daily for three months from July 27 has caused a big reaction and hue and cry from the public,…
There has been a number of potent views postulated on what The Edge did in the 1MDB expose. Rocky Bru has asked “So what else did you mislead to justify your end(s), Mr Tong?” (read it here), Syed Akbar Ali of OutSyed The Box fame blogged highly of the The Edge Media Statement and Lim…
Ex-PetroSaudi employee says he was never paid what prominent Malaysian businessman promised him. Nirmal Ghosh Indochina Bureau Chief In Bangkok reports: Swiss national Xavier Andre Justo – who is now in jail in Thailand in connection with trying to blackmail his former employer, PetroSaudi, which is entangled in a huge scandal involving the Malaysian government…
Are we really trying to seek the truth or are we trying to delay getting to the truth? While The Edge attempts to present itself as doing things in good faith, this action demonstrates mala fide rather than bona fide. And why is The Edge suddenly trying to play ‘good citizen’ when it has thus…
We end up in one mess after another because we take the easy way out instead of delving into what really ails the country. People in general love punching bags, especially when things don’t go their way. Scapegoats are another favourite for people who want to avoid taking responsibility. Shahril Ahmad Idrus comments at Free…
Here lies the evidence as Winifred Poh tells us in lurid detail, Clare Rewcastle’s pack of lies. I am rather worried by those who would wish to ban or block Clare Rewcastle-Brown and her Sarawak Report. Her writings and those of her colleagues at the Bruno Manser Fund are an entertainment and an education for…
In the heavily contentious multi-million Ringgit child maintenance demands filed by Shahnaz Abdul Majid against her former husband Sarawak business entrepreneur Datuk Seri Mahmud Abu Bekir Taib, the Kuala Lumpur Shariah Appeals Court, today unanimously ruled in Mahmud’s favour that their only son was matured enough to apply for maintenance on his own. The highest…
