Sama je playbook dari dulu
Step 1 - Elit Melayu mengadu ketinggalan
Step 2 - Wujudkan kuota pemilikan dalam perusahaan
Step 3 - Beli kuota pemilikan (tanpa ada satu habuk pun nilai tambah)
Step 4 - Elit Melayu terus berkembang
Jurang kekayaan dalam kaum? Masih sama
Buka bisnes Fire Consultancy
- Berdaftar dengan SSM, BOMBA
- Certs: ISO Safety, BEM, IFE
- Compliance: Fire Services Act, UBBL, MS, PBT
- Overhead: Premise rental, manpower
Buka bisnes mercun (punca kebakaran)
- Pacak khemah atas laluan jalan kaki
"I promise not to discuss politics during Raya"
Me after a rendang OD:
"Attempts to make DEB & it's successors more just & equitable for all Malaysians were repeatedly thwarted throughout history by the same mahakaya elites who benefited most from the initial policy outline"
Live in the suburbs. Work white collar in the city. Balik kampung once a while. Pension, healthcare, education fully guaranteed by the gov.
Yeah, that version of the Malaysian dream is dead
Malaysia is an outlier: richer than its neighbors but doing worse on child nutrition—
If we look at income levels across countries in South and Southeast Asia, Malaysia is far richer than many of its neighbors. Its gross domestic product (GDP) per capita has almost doubled since 2000. It is now more than three times higher than that of Cambodia, Laos, and Bangladesh, and more than double that of Indonesia and Vietnam.
But if we look at measures of childhood nutrition, Malaysia is not doing better. You can see this in the chart. While its neighbors have made progress on childhood stunting — the share of children under 5 who are too short for their age — Malaysia has regressed. In 2000, 20% of children were “stunted”, and this has increased to 24%.
Malaysia also stands out at a global level. When we plot the share of children who are stunted against GDP per capita, the country is a clear outlier for its level of income. Most other countries at this level of economic development have rates below 10%.
Malaysia also does relatively poorly on other measures of malnutrition. On childhood wasting — when a child’s weight is too low for their height — it has one of the highest rates in the region.
The country is off track or worsening on most global nutrition targets.
(This Data Insight was written by @_HannahRitchie.)
There's a strong push for the power to come from renewable sources too.
With 6GW cont. demand, land size required for solar PV is about 65 km² (9,000 football fields!)
All this makes sense once we realise who owns the majority of undeveloped land in this country
Pusat data (data centre) di negeri Johor diunjurkan akan memerlukan 145 JLH (Juta Liter Sehari) bagi bekalan air tahun 2028 berdasarkan permohonan Kebenaran Merancang (KM).
Pada ketika ini, keperluan bekalan air untuk pusat data hanyalah sekitar 6.10 JLH bagi tahun 2024 untuk 13 pusat data sedia ada. Johor merupakan negeri yang mempunyai pusat data terbanyak setakat ini, diikuti Selangor (9).
Peningkatan hampir 23 kali ganda. 😐 Banyak weh.
Makanya mmg betul banyak pusat data yang sedang dibina dan akan beroperasi di negeri Johor.
Sustainable?
No doubt loan financing is a significant contributor to inflation by causing demand-pull.
But how much longer are we pretending that poor governance is not another factor - from poor urban planning, to failure of the job market, to not combating corruption?
I will second the Property Vacancy Tax in a heartbeat.
But we must make sure the right party is penalised. Knowing capitalists they will just pass the risk to the consumers one way or another.