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The awful state of lawful SA telecoms interception, Par... - Vimarsana News

The awful state of lawful SA telecoms interception, Par...

The Constitutional Court gave lawmakers three years to rewrite the legislation that regulates how the state spies on our private communications. But, with just over 18 months left to make the amendments, the recent final report from the Zondo Commission’s inquiry into State Capture has made i...

Black Lives Matter? Or Buy Large Mansions? Looking back at a Malaysian BLM Response - On Line Opinion - Vimarsana News

Black Lives Matter? Or Buy Large Mansions? Looking back at a Malaysian BLM Response - On Line Opinion

We feel that there is a depthlessness in how we see the BLM-ALM issue, especially when viewed from outside the United States.

The adverse effects of vaccine mandates on society - On Line Opinion - Vimarsana News

The adverse effects of vaccine mandates on society - On Line Opinion

These two papers, only weeks old, indicate public policy issues that were either overridden or ignored over the last two and a half years during the Covid-19 pandemic.

[Opinion] Will The Southern Thai Conflict In Patani Never Succeed? - Vimarsana News

[Opinion] Will The Southern Thai Conflict In Patani Never Succeed?

Thailand has thanked Malaysia for its role as a facilitator to peace talks in ending the decades-long conflict in southern Thailand.

NBER study indicates that lockdowns during the Covid pandemic were ineffective - On Line Opinion - Vimarsana News

NBER study indicates that lockdowns during the Covid pandemic were ineffective - On Line Opinion

The US based study found that mortality from all causes during the pandemic were elevated 26% for working age adults (18-64), 18% for the elderly.