Archive - 6 September 2003

Keadilan calls Chandras IMF remarks ignorant

Keadilan calls Chandras IMF remarks ignorant

Keadilan takes issue with its former deputy president Chandra Muzaffar's remarks praising Dr Mahathir Mohamad for the post-1997 economic recovery.
Kit Siang: RM50m squandered on a haunted Parliament

Kit Siang: RM50m squandered on a haunted Parliament

DAP wants the government to justify the funds used for renovating Parliament House at the expense of recent pressing issues which remain unresolved.
PBDS debacle: Its Masings fault, says Moggie

PBDS debacle: Its Masings fault, says Moggie

Leo Moggie is blaming his former protege Dr James Masing for the mess PBDS is in today. Masing wants to become president at all costs, he claims.
Restrictions on campus polls show gov't nervousness

Restrictions on campus polls show gov't nervousness

The just-concluded campus polls saw university authorities closely monitoring candidates, trying to prevent them teaming up as a slate or alliance. Here's a sampling of what took place in USM in Penang.
Secangkir air anggur satu ingatan

Secangkir air anggur satu ingatan

Dari Kamunting, Hishamuddin Rais melihat kota Baghdad dimusnahkan untuk kali ketiga - pada 1228 oleh keluarga Genghiz Khan, Kublai Khan dan Hulagu dari Mongolia. dan kemudiannya pada 1992 dan 2002, oleh keluarga Bush dari Amerika Syarikat dengan tujuan yang sama.
Masjid Fatimah Azzahrah next in line to be Umno-ised?

Masjid Fatimah Azzahrah next in line to be Umno-ised?

Will this Ampang mosque go the way of many others? Administrators of the Masjid Fatimah Azzahrah feel that their days are numbered as their activities at the mosque are being scrutinised and queried, purportedly by local Umno officials.


Broga incinerator: EIA out now, awaiting public feedback

Broga incinerator: EIA out now, awaiting public feedback

Public feedback is being sought on the detailed EIA study for the Broga incinerator project, and it has to be done before mid-October.
UN envoy hopes Burma planning Suu Kyi release: reports

UN envoy hopes Burma planning Suu Kyi release: reports

The United Nations' special envoy to Burma hopes the country's newly installed prime minister is taking steps towards releasing pro-democracy campaigner Aung San Suu Kyi, news reports said today.
Lockheed to launch country's third communication satellite: report

Lockheed to launch country's third communication satellite: report

Measat, Malaysia's sole commercial satellite operator, has picked US defence firm Lockheed Martin Corporation to launch its third communications satellite in 2005, local media reported today.
14 M'sian fishermen released by Philippines

14 M'sian fishermen released by Philippines

Fourteen Malaysian fishermen arrested last week by Philippine authorities for alleged poaching near the southern maritime border of the two countries have been released, a military official said today.
M'sia, Thailand to boost joint drive against militants

M'sia, Thailand to boost joint drive against militants

Thieves return Chinese idol stolen from temple during blackout

Thieves return Chinese idol stolen from temple during blackout

A century-old statue of a Chinese deity which was stolen from a temple in Penang during a power blackout earlier this week has been returned, local media reported today.