27 July 2023
Topik Pada Hari Ini
> Iswardy Morni, analis politik - Pilihan Raya Enam Negeri: team reformasi vs team sakau
> Desmond Laing, penduduk Kampung Usahajaya Tukau - 13 penduduk akan memfailkan saman terhadap Kerajaan GPS dan Land Survey
> Jimmy dari Miri - Sekolah-sekolah luar bandar kekurangan pembantu pentadbiran menyebabkan guru-guru menanggung beban kerja yang lebih berat
> Nasir Nash, aktivis Orang Asli dari Kelantan - Kemajuan Jalan Raya Dijangka Meningkatkan Kesejahteraan Gua Musang.
On Today Show
> Iswardy Morni, political analysis – Six States Election: team reformasi vs team sakau
> Desmond Laing, villager of Kampung Usahajaya Tukau – 13 Villagers Await Justice Against Land Survey and GPS Government
> Jimmy from Miri – rural schools lack administrative assistants make teachers bear heavier workload
> Nasir Nash, activist of Orang Asli from Kelantan – Road Upgrades Set to Improve Gua Musang's Livelihood
-
Special Randau
> Chief Ministers of Penang, Kedah, and Terengganu List Short-Term Achievements.
> PAS Asks Supporters to Vote for Gerakan Candidates in Bayan Lepas State Assembly. Gerakan President Contesting in Safe Seat (65% Malay Voters) while Other Gerakan Candidates Contest Majority Chinese Areas Against DAP.
> Anwar Launches “Madani Economy” Plan - Benchmarks and Key Focus.
> Rafizi - Minister of Economy Launches National Energy Transition Plan.
---------------------
Iswardy Morni, political analysis
*Six States Election: team reformasi vs team sakau*
Preliminary analysis of the election in 6 shows that the unity government is able to maintain victory in Selangor, PP and N9. While the chances in Kedah are relatively open 50/50 and the results in Kelantan and Terengganu depend on the success of the UMNO campaign which fielded many candidates in the 2 states involved. But campaigns on social media are more able to attract the attention of young voters than open talks.
The clash this time, according to Iswardy- is the reformation team clashing/fighting against the team of people's property thieves and racial and religious extremists led by Hadi, Mahathir, Muhyiddin and Azmin. While UMNO is a party that has just realized that their struggle has been distorted and is trying to correct the situation by joining Anwar Ibrahim.
For Iswardy- voters should be sane to vote. Voters can evaluate the progress enjoyed in Selangor, PP and N9 compared to Kelantan and Terengganu led by the PAS Party. Voters should value the economic achievements, transparency and integrity in PH-governed states and also value the achievements of Kelantan, Kedah and Terengganu which are governed by the PAS Party.
Iswardy challenged PAS to file a police report if any PH/unity government leader steals people's money. It's quite funny according to Iswardy when Hadi praises Mahathir who has returned to the base of the road.
While Hadi criticized Anwar for tarnishing the PAS Party's image as a religious extremist and because of Anwar's political actions, DAP became stronger. In 1998 PAS supported Anwar when Mahathir was fired, because at that time PAS wanted reforms to the system that was broken under Mahathir's administration and demanded good governance. Surprisingly now PAS praises Mahathir and blames Anwar. This is proof that PAS is not consistent in the struggle. The nomination of election candidates in 6 states will take place on 29 July and voting day on 12 August 2023.
---------------------
Desmond Laing, villager of Kampung Usahajaya Tukau
*13 Villagers Await Justice Against Land Survey and GPS Government*
Despite the last house in Kampung Usahajaya Tukau being demolished by Parabena, 13 villagers are still awaiting their turn to sue the Sarawak GPS government and Land Survey for negligence in the sale of the village to Parabena.
Desmond Laing stated that even though Kampung Usahajaya Tukau lost the legal battle against Parabena in the High Court, Federal Court, and Court of Appeal, resulting in Parabena acquiring ownership of the village, one of the plots of land, Lot 189, was previously recognized by former Chief Minister Adenan Satem as a village with basic amenities such as water and electricity, proving its legitimacy.
He mentioned that with this evidence, the 13 individuals have a strong chance of successfully suing the land survey and GPS government. However, other villagers chose to negotiate with Parabena earlier and have been waiting repeatedly for compensation, which ultimately led to the demolition of their houses without receiving equal compensation.
Desmond Laing emphasized that since the 13 individuals are pursuing individual claims and not representing the entire village, it will take time for the lawyers to complete all the necessary legal procedures before filing the lawsuit. He stated that the lawsuit will be filed in the near future.
---------------------
Jimmy from Miri
*rural schools lack administrative assistants make teachers bear heavier workload*
Jimmy shares his observations of the situation in rural schools. He is a driver responsible for delivering food supplies to these interior schools.
He noticed that rural schools lack administrative assistants. He has been closely monitoring the issues faced by these rural primary schools, and many teachers have complained about having to bear a heavier workload due to the lack of sufficient administrative support.
This is because the schools do not have an adequate number of administrative assistants. Has the Ministry been aware of this problem for so long? Jimmy was informed by his fellow teacher friends that many graduates are still unemployed. Why aren't they invited to apply for administrative assistant positions so that they can have employment opportunities?
If the issue of administrative assistant positions is related to quotas, then the quota system should be abolished. It cannot be denied that the government still plays a role in the quota system, but this has been blocking opportunities for qualified young individuals, resulting in high unemployment rates among graduates year after year.
---------------------
Nasir Nash, activist of Orang Asli from Kelantan
*Road Upgrades Set to Improve Gua Musang's Livelihood*
During a recent visit by the PM to Gua Musang, an important announcement was made by the Deputy Prime Minister, Zahid, regarding the allocation of RM200 million for road upgrades leading to Pos Balar, Pos Belatim, and Pos Bihai. These three areas are home to approximately 6,000 residents. For the local residents, this announcement represents a significant milestone they have been eagerly anticipating for the past 60 years. The road upgrading project holds the promise of bringing immense convenience to the communities in various aspects of their daily lives. One of the primary benefits of the road upgrade will be improved access to education for the residents' children. With better road connectivity, it will become much easier for students to commute to school. Moreover, the upgraded roads will play a crucial role in ensuring safety during emergencies.
With better roads, the local communities will have enhanced opportunities to engage in trade and commerce. The improved connectivity will facilitate the transportation of goods and products to markets, making it much easier for the residents to sell their produce and generate income.
The residents are eagerly looking forward to witnessing the transformation of their roads in the near future. The long-awaited road upgrades are now within reach, and the communities are excited to see the positive changes it will bring to their daily routines and aspirations.