With the 14th general election just 3 weeks away, the Malaysian mass media is filled with news and stories about this supposed do or die event. Politicians are seen working overtime visiting their constituencies and giving fired-up speeches and goodies. As the polling day gets closer, the election heat will only get hotter.
The 2018 election is expected to be one of the most contested elections in Malaysia’s short history. Who should one vote for? Before that, one needs to ask what are the real issues and problems facing Malaysia. As usual, i Capital will present its truly independent and objective views of the election. See this week’s KLSE Conclusion for a write-up on the 14th general election that is completely different from the run-of-the-mill “kopitiam” chit-chat and analysis. No sensational reporting, just sound analysis of the facts.
The 2018 election is expected to be one of the most contested elections in Malaysia’s short history. Who should one vote for? Before that, one needs to ask what are the real issues and problems facing Malaysia. As usual, i Capital will present its truly independent and objective views of the election. See this week’s KLSE Conclusion for a write-up on the 14th general election that is completely different from the run-of-the-mill “kopitiam” chit-chat and analysis. No sensational reporting, just sound analysis of the facts.
