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MCA: Unwise not to join cabinet

MCA: Unwise not to join cabinet

WE are pleased the 13th General Election was held peacefully despite some uneventful incidents.

DATUK ONN JAAFAR: When campaigning was a friendly affair

THANK you for the article "Onn Jaafar was ahead of his time" (NST, May 11).

A BETTER MALAYSIA: Help steer nation to greater heights

CONGRATULATIONS Datuk Seri Najib Razak as Barisan Nasional chairman, who led the coalition to victory by securing 133 parliamentary seats, thus forming the Federal Government.

13TH GENERAL ELECTION: Results have left us more polarised

MAY 5, 2013, was the date I dreaded. My friends, didn't you see the obligatory responsibility? Didn't we grow up together? The bipolarity is hurtful.

HELPING CABBIES: Programmes must be holistic

HELPING CABBIES: Programmes must be holistic

THERE are about 12,500 Indian taxi drivers in the country and more than 5,000 of them had gathered at the Batu Caves temple grounds last month for the launch of a new loan scheme formulated by the Special Secretariat for Empowerment of Indian Entrepreneurs (SEED) and Tekun Nasional.

 LOVE MALAYSIA: We all have duty to ensure unity

LOVE MALAYSIA: We all have duty to ensure unity

AS any responsible law-abiding citizen, I voted at the 13th General Election.

TRANSPORT: Introduce feeder bus services in Kepong

CONGRATULATIONS to the Land Public Transport Commission (SPAD) for looking into the development of the transport system.

VERNACULAR SCHOOLS: Make national schools the school of choice

THE perennial topic whenever there is talk of unity is the call to abolish vernacular schools. This is a callous and all-too-convenient call.

NEW HOPE: Reconcile and work for future of nation

IT was a hard-earned victory for Barisan Nasional. This is a new beginning for politics in Malaysia and Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak has a huge responsibility on his shoulders.

PEACE AND HARMONY: Opposition must accept defeat

THE 13th General Election is over. Everyone should accept the verdict of the people of Malaysia. Congratulations to the winning party, and to those who did not make it, don't be sour grapes. Accept defeat gracefully and you will be better appreciated the next time around.