
Pak Lah pledges development as he brings fight to T'gganu
Abdullah visited Besut village to bring the fight directly to the territory of the opposition Muslim-based party three days before Sunday's polls.


The new premier's only son, Kamaluddin Abdullah, who was previously in charge of selling male contraception for rubber plantation giant Sime Darby, became an overnight tycoon when shares of his firm shot up more than 1,000 percent last year.






MCA No 2 Chan Kong Choy says in the past many thronged to hear the opposition stalwart's speeches but the end results always favoured BN.

As candidates jostle for campaign space and maximum exposure, rules are bent and laws easily flouted. In PJ, mini BN operation centres have sprouted like mushrooms overnight in public parks and playgrounds much to the ire of the opposition.


















The motivational speaker says apart from the goodies promised, his appeal to the younger generation could well place him ahead of his more experienced opponents for the Bukit Bintang parliamentary seat.

Dr Mahathir Mohamad predicts a '50-50 chance' of wresting back Terengganu but rules out winning neighbouring Kelantan. He also dismisses PAS' aims of capturing his home state of Kedah.


Wan Zainal Abidin, Keadilan's sole electoral candidate in Sarawak, refutes the BN's false claim about him being an outsider in Petra Jaya.v

US President george W Bush had 'a closed mind' and refused to heed warnings that invading Iraq would lead to an increase in terrorism, says Dr Mahahir Mohamad.




The deputy premier who came precariously close to a defeat in the last polls, is now confident of a resounding victory with the help of non-Malay voters.





Tengku Adnan Mansor was recently slapped with a legal suit for not paying RM1 million for work done in a hotel owned by his company. This raises the question of whether the cabinet member has indeed divested all his stakes in the corporate world.





