
MCA-Gerakan to hold first merger talk tomorrow
The five-member committees comprising top guns from the MCA and Gerakan will sit down for the first time tomorrow to discuss the proposed merger of their parties.

The five-member committees comprising top guns from the MCA and Gerakan will sit down for the first time tomorrow to discuss the proposed merger of their parties.

The Sarawak United People's Party names only one new face in the line-up for the seven parliamentary seats it holds. Senator Wee Kok Tiong replaces Song Swee Guan for Bandar Kuching.

Ezam Mohd Nor claims that on Saturday, six policemen forced their way into and ransacked the room of a hotel in Klang which was occupied by one of their youth leaders.

A union for Malaysian voters has been set up in Penang to educate voters on their rights and the kind of election offences to look out for in the coming general election.


A Sri Lankan businessman who helped Pakistani scientist Abdul Qadeer Khan build a secret network for supplying nuclear material and equipment has committed no crime and is free to leave Malaysia, says the Inspector General of Police.

Malaysia will study ways to increase food production by drastically reducing its rubber sector and using the surplus land to grow crops, says Rural Development Minister Azmi Khalid.

A 35 year-old Singaporean participating in an extreme adventure cycling race died after he plunged off a cliff in Malaysia's northern Perak state.



The Papua New Guinea government defends Malaysian logging giant Rimbunan Hijau owned by Sarawakian Tiong Hiew King after the environmental group accuses the firm of illegally exporting timber from the country.