On The Other Hand

WITH the UK general election just over, talk is that a similar situation can be to the benefit of Pakatan Harapan – a so-called "Youth Tsunami", as experienced by the Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn.

While the UK media houses are waiting for Ipsos Mori to analyse the voter turnout to prove if the youth really did cause a hung parliament, here is a sobering fact.

I AM a stingy fellow when it comes to charity, and paranoid when someone asks me for cash on the street. It isn't so much disbelief, but more of trust.

Where does it go? Who gets it?

YOU would think by now, corporate Malaysia would know that adapting to achieve sustainable profit and growth is somewhat a given in this day and age. And yet, it seems the message was missed out in three examples last week.

The first was petrol stations threatening to close down due to unstable prices affecting their revenue streams.

I HAVE been giving the Transformation 2050 (TN50) movement very little thought, to be honest. Because the truth is, I was raised to bring forward the ideas encompassed in Vision 2020. In fact, it was pretty much drilled into us in the late 1980s and early 1990s without much gain or action leading towards it.