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- Paul Low accused of 'high-handedness'
- Koris Atan levels the claim, following outgoing president Paul Low’s call to remove him as a Transparency International-M’sia member.
- Malik slams NGOs over 'boycott of Chinese goods'
- I see the action as trying to punish the Chinese for supporting Pakatan in the GE, says the Penang executive councillor.
- Kit Siang: Paul Low must display integrity as minister
- He wants the ex-chief of TI-M to push for RCIs to examine violations of the law in the GE, deaths in custody and corruption of top gov't leaders.
- 60,000 defy police warning, attend 'thanksgiving' rally
- The crowd, mostly youths in black T-shirts and with vuvuzela horns, seem to be holding fast to the Blackout 505 spirit.
- What's after Black 505? Rafizi addresses frustrations...
- PKR's Pandan MP Rafizi Ramli sounds a rallying cry to troopers not to lose hope, exercise patience for five years and Putrajaya will be theirs.
- Guan Eng: Zahid's call to emigrate makes no sense
- ‘If this is the standard used by Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, should we also ask Penang BN supporters to leave the state?’ he asks.
- Apex court sets date for hearing on local polls
- The court hearing sets in motion the state government's plan to bring back local elections denied to Penangites since 1965.
- TI-M members question president's integrity
- They're upset that Paul Low had signed the integrity pledge with the premier without the organisation's approval. [VIDEO]
- Appoint Umno man as Penang BN chief, Najib urged
- The Penang Malay Congress' argument is that the G13 results have rendered the coalition's spirit of cooperation irrelevant.
- Guan Eng: It's a cabinet of devotees, not winners
- 'Can this cabinet of devotees prove that they will not abide by Umno's dogma of racial division, extremism, corruption and mediocrity?'
- Penang to offer free mammograms from 2014
- Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng says that the policy is being introduced because more importance should be placed on women's health.
- Be wary of the press, Guan Eng cautions new exco
- ‘It is best to issue written statements to the press, especially when it involves controversial issues. We have been bitten too many times’.
- Seven Penang MCA divisions accept collective blame
- Led by Tanjung division chief Dr Loh Hock Hun, the divisions make their stand clear that the party should not accept any government posts.
- Candlelight dispels the darkness of May 13
- Suaram coordinator Sean Ho says the date is no longer associated with a black mark in history because 'the people are united' now.
- Penang to set up election fraud inquiry panel
- 'We feel depressed that no action has been taken despite the reports lodged with the police, EC and MACC,' says Lim Guan Eng.
- Penang Pakatan polls candidates complain to MACC
- UPDATED 3.45PM Ten candidates have complained about vote-buying activities like ‘lucky draws' and redemption of vouchers.
- Record crowd throngs Penang's Black 505 rally
- Held three days after 120,000 people showed up for a similar rally in KL, Penang drew an equally large crowd.
- Report lodged with EC over vote buying in Bayan Baru
- Six days after the polls, there seems to be no end to the backwash as vote-buying allegations continue like never before.
- Pakatan backs Khalid as S'gor MB, says PKR sec-gen
- According to PKR sec-gen Saifuddin, both DAP and PAS have agreed for Khalid Ibrahim to be named as the Selangor MB.
- Thugs disrupt USM students' rally on polls fraud
- UPDATED 6.25PM The Universiti Sains Malaysia students allege that the thugs also let off pepper spray on them to disupt their protest.
- Penang to get first Chinese state assembly speaker
- Penang PKR chief Mansor Othman says party deputy state chief Law Choo Kiang is named to the role, and will no longer be part of the state exco line-up.
- Mohd Rashid Hasnon is Penang's new DCM I
- He is replacing former deputy chief minister I and state PKR chief Mansor Othman, who has gone on to become the Nibong Tebal MP.
- Quit now, six Penang MCA divisions tell Soi Lek
- UPDATED 5.05PM The MCA president should bear full responsibility for the party's catastrophic loss in the GE, they declare.
- Penang MCA revolts, Gerakan closes service centres
- The fallout from the general election is coming thick and fast in the wake of BN component parties' crushing defeat in Penang on Sunday.
- 'Pakatan deserves to be in Putrajaya'
- It won 51.4 percent of the popular vote compared to BN’s 48.6 percent in Sunday’s polls, noted Lim Guan Eng.
- 'Penang rides another wave of the tsunami'
- The 19 DAP candidates in the state managed not only to retain their seats but also increased their majorities across the board.
- Anwar vows no retributive justice for political foes
- PENANG Pakatan's PM-designate seems to have adopted a forgive, don't forget attitude to ensure that ill-gotten wealth is returned to the rakyat.
- Vote without fear, Anwar urges Malaysians
- His call sounded like a war cry to prevent electoral fraud, with Pakatan’s own security council of ex-senior security personnel on watch.
- Anybody's guess on Penang's marginal seats
GE13 WATCH PENANG Poorly placed candidates, internal bickering and split votes make the result of certain seats hard to predict.
- Vote-buying - Guan Eng claims BN in bed with builder
- PENANG The caretaker CM claims the duo are offering everyone RM3,000 to vote against him, in a ploy to unseat him in Air Putih.