Archive - 16 November 2003

The prime minister enters the PAS-controlled state and declares that there is no necessity for the BN to come up with a blueprint to fish for votes from the people.

Deputy Minister of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs S Subramaniam advises the people to make full use of the Consumer Claims Tribunal to settle their claims.

The bodies of two Indonesian women, believed to be murdered, were found by the police at a construction site near Universiti Perguruan Sultan Idris (UPSI), Tanjung Malim in Perak Saturday night.

Describing the ROS' decision to register KLCAH as "improper", the DAP chief says the prime minister must step in to review the situation so as to honour his pledge to lead a government which is "clean, incorruptible, modest and beyond suspicion".

Ong Tee Keat says the wing's legal bureau will study the implication of the contents of the Islamic state blueprint on the Chinese community and other non-Muslims in the country.

Wives of state reps in Selangor, listen! If you want your husband to 'survive' as a politician, you have to work hard too. The MB has a report card on you.

Sarawak-based PBDS joins the chorus of national parties in criticising PAS' Islamic state blueprint. It could lead to the creation of a theocratic government, says party president Daniel Tajem.

Vietnam is now known as a more open society but sadly, its publications are still far from being open and media practitioners untrained in the promotion of press freedom.