Archive - 8 April 2003

Redelineation plans passed despite opposition walkout

Redelineation plans passed despite opposition walkout

Their objections to the redelineation proposals of the Election Commission ignored, opposition leaders walk out from the Dewan Rakyat - to no avail.
DAP: Kayveas, MP must apologise to Broga residents

DAP: Kayveas, MP must apologise to Broga residents

DAP demands that cabinet ministers and elected representatives behave responsibly towards the people because it is the taxpayers who pay their salaries.
High Court to decide on Uthayakumar's application on May 5

High Court to decide on Uthayakumar's application on May 5

Human rights activist, lawyer and campaigner against police brutality P Uthayakumar will know early next month whether he will have to answer a charge of intimidating a police officer.
Al-Jazeeras Baghdad correspondent killed by US missile

Al-Jazeeras Baghdad correspondent killed by US missile

It was a sad day for the journalists covering the war-torn city of Baghdad today. US missiles landed in the offices of two Arab satellite stations, killing o­ne al-Jazeera journalist and another attack at the Palestine Hotel injured four Reuters journalists.
Ministry reveals second probable Sars case, patient has recovered

Ministry reveals second probable Sars case, patient has recovered

The Health Ministry reveals that there was another probable Sars case in the country but the 84-year-old patient has recovered and has been discharged.
Khir Toyo diminta tarikh balik dakwaan atau hadapi tindakan mahkamah

Khir Toyo diminta tarikh balik dakwaan atau hadapi tindakan mahkamah

Jawatankuasa bekas Surau Jubli Perak memberi tempoh dua minggu kepada Menteri Besar Selangor Datuk Seri Dr Mohamad Khir Toyo supaya menarik balik kenyataannya yang menuduh surau Jubli Perak telah diresapi unsur-unsur militan.
BBC interview: What I said (and did not say)

BBC interview: What I said (and did not say)

Journalists must give balanced view

Journalists must give balanced view

PMs US-bashing will ruin us

PMs US-bashing will ruin us

US is just protecting its very ideals

US is just protecting its very ideals

More support for Kayveas

More support for Kayveas

Kayveas is right about Tamil schools

Kayveas is right about Tamil schools

Kayveas nafi saran sekolah Tamil ditutup

Kayveas nafi saran sekolah Tamil ditutup

Satu lagi aduan polis dibuat terhadap presiden Parti Progresif Rakyat Malaysia (PPP) Datuk M Kayveas berikutan kenyataannya yang didakwa menyarankan supaya sekolah Tamil ditutup. Bagaimanapun Kayveas menafikan beliau pernah menyaran demikian.
Spanner in the works over Sarawak council posts

Spanner in the works over Sarawak council posts

The Sarawak BN government has bought itself time until end June to resolve differences among its component parties over the distribution of councillors' posts in local authorities.
Prosecution: Anwar not deprived of fair trial

Prosecution: Anwar not deprived of fair trial

The prosecution claims that Anwar Ibrahim's evidence o­n his alibi to counter his sodomy charge should not have been admitted. And even if the evidence was admissible, it says the jailed deputy premier would still have been convicted.
Sars: Suhakam must ensure there is no cover-up

Sars: Suhakam must ensure there is no cover-up

Unconvinced about the Health Ministry's transparency regarding the Sars outbreak, DAP chief Lim Kit Siang wants Suhakam to keep an eye o­n the ministry.
Sars jejas teruk industri pelancongan: Kadir

Sars jejas teruk industri pelancongan: Kadir

Semua kempen yang dirancang oleh Kementerian Kebudayaan, Kesenian dan Pelancongan untuk menarik pelancong dari Eropah dan rantau Asia terpaksa ditangguhkan sementara kerana masalah wabak Sindrom Pernafasan Akut Yang Teruk (Sars) dan perang Iraq.
US-appointed de facto ruler of Iraq prepares to assume role

US-appointed de facto ruler of Iraq prepares to assume role

A former army general is ready to establish administrative authority in Iraq to assist the locals to set up a post-Saddam Hussein democratic government
Nuremberg judgments in Baghdad

Nuremberg judgments in Baghdad

The invasion of Iraq is far from over, but America's thoughts are already turning to the question of bringing war criminals to justice . It should ensure that its own backyard is clean.
US airstrike targets Saddam, sons in Baghdad

US airstrike targets Saddam, sons in Baghdad

The fate of Iraqi president Saddam Hussein comes into question today following the bombardment of a building in which he was believed to be in.
April, the cruellest month

April, the cruellest month

The memories that this month stirs are not happy o­nes for MAZENI ALWI, who revisits events of Aprils of the past.
Palmco retrenches 33 mill workers

Palmco retrenches 33 mill workers

A retrenchment exercise in o­ne of the longest established palm oil mills in the country has raised worries that more workers may lose their jobs.

Why George W Bush is no Abraham Lincoln

Why George W Bush is no Abraham Lincoln

The appalling lack of character and humanity in the present US president is all the more obvious when compared to a past president who possessed both qualities in abundance, and was a true liberator of people.