Archive - 3 April 2004

Its chairperson says the attorney-general has promised to arrange a meeting with the police chief regarding this.

The 11,000-strong Malaysian Bar backs calls for a probe by an independent commission into the allegations of electoral fraud.

The deputy premier says Umno members in general prefer unity as contests will lead to the formation of camps and factions.

DAP calls on ministers to act boldly and suspend the programme until it is incident free at their next cabinet meeting.

While controversy still rages about the election results, FARISH A NOOR says there is a need for both Umno and PAS to discard the instrumentalist, political and ultimately distorted views on Islam.

The legal action is for alleged breach of contract, which sources claim resulted from the Home Ministry's 'advice' to the daily.

Pertubuhan Jamaah Islam Malaysia mendakwa Program Latihan Khidmat Negara (PLKN) menghadapi pelbagai masalah akibat daripada pelaksanaannya secara tergesa-gesa.

Mohamed Nasir Abas tells TV3 in an interview that the Bali bombers believed they were fulfilling the wishes of terrorist mastermind Osama bin Laden.

The Kelantan Umno chief says if members did not indulge in acts of sabotage, the party would have recaptured the state.

Two years into a ceasefire and peace negotiations between the government and the Tamil Tigers have not yet brought the promised peace dividend to the region.

The wife failed to wear a headscarf and had dyed her hair, which her enraged husband 'did not like'.