MY son who is currently in the US bought a house at Vistana Heights, Taman Ira Manis, Kota Kinabalu.

AS a retired public servant with engineering background I am disappointed with all candidates for MP here recently who seem scared to give more details of flood problems which is considered the top issue in Penampang.

NOW that the question about Malaysia’s prime minister has been settled, the new government that is formed must urgently address issues related to the environment.

I NEVER imagined in my wildest dreams that Umno would one day work with once Opposition coalition Pakatan Harapan to form the government.

I DID my duty to my country through the ballot box on Saturday. However, as a senior citizen, I – like many of my fellow citizens, I’m sure – was appalled by the immaturity and viciousness of some political campaign speeches of the past weeks.

MALAYSIA's economy has changed from a low-income agriculture-based economy to an upper-middle income one.

LAST week, before wrapping up class, I asked my students what they were most looking forward to with the next government, regardless of who wins the 15th General Election.

CANDIDATES make campaign promises that they hopefully have every intention of keeping if they get elected.

THE living expenses of college students are quite high now. They need at least RM20 a day for food. The more affluent the area, the higher the cost.

Energy has a significant impact on politics. Voters have always been interested in lowering their electricity bills, but as global awareness of climate change has increased, voters and the public should support clean and renewable energy sources.