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Month: September 2026

Collapsing Repoh River Bank: CAP Calls For Urgent Action

The Consumers’ Association of Penang (CAP) urges the Perlis State Government, Kangar Municipal Council (MPK) and the Department of Irrigation and Drainage (JPS) to urgently investigate and repair the collapsing Repoh riverbank near Kangar Central Market, which endangers road users. During a survey conducted by CAP, it was found that the incident involving a 50-metre-long stretch of the...
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The Malaysian Epstein Class Has Plundered Enough: Parliament Must Act

The RM13 billion hole blown into Lembaga Tabung Haji is not an isolated tragedy. It is a warning. The Royal Commission of Inquiry into Tabung Haji exposed creative accounting, opaque transactions and reckless decisions involving the savings of millions of Malaysians. More disturbingly, it revealed how a system can allow those entrusted with a public institution to take enormous risks while...
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AI Data Centres are Big Water Guzzlers

A small data centre may seem modest compared to massive AI facilities, but its resource demands can still be enormous – especially when it comes to water. Cooling systems in data centres require vast amounts of water to prevent servers from overheating, and even a 1-megawatt facility can consume tens of millions of litres annually depending on the cooling method and climate. As AI...
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World Hunger and Starvation Have Reached a Crisis Level

By Lawrence S. Wittner The Trump administration has tried to eliminate all US food assistance. Starvation is a particularly cruel and horrible way to die. Beginning with intense hunger and pain and followed by exhaustion and mental deterioration, starvation continues with the body gradually consuming its own tissues on a downward spiral toward death. The major safeguard against mass starvation...
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Walk For Strength

There was an older woman who lived a few streets from us. Most mornings, she walked to the shops. Nothing remarkable. A small bag on the way there. A slightly heavier one on the way home. There was a shortcut she could have taken that avoided the steps. She rarely used it. One day someone asked her why. She looked at the stairs and said something simple: “If I stop using them now, one day I...
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Nature vs Development

We call it development. Nature calls it destruction. One side has forests, rivers, birds, animals, and clean air. The other side has smoke, oil, factories, concrete, and machines. And somehow, we still ask why the Earth is losing balance. Progress is not real progress when it buries trees, poisons rivers, and leaves wildlife homeless. A bigger city means nothing if the planet becomes unlivable....
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