Archive - 1 July 2004

Hakim berkata mahkamah tidak berhak untuk memanggil pembelaan hanya untuk memuaskan hati atau atas dasar ingin mengetahui apakah ceritanya.

The fight for Puteri chief heats up as one state leader throws her weight behind favourite Noraini Ahmad. But what really matters is the choice of the grassroots come September.

Terdapat cawangan-cawangan di lapan daripada 14 bahagian Umno di Kelantan belum lagi selesai bermesyuarat.

Amidst allegations from DAP that the committee is being 'ungrateful', its president says the decision to invite a Gerakan state assemblyperson to speak at a fund-raiser was not political.

The month-long tug-of-war continues. She believes the remains in the hospital is that of her son. The police however insisted on a DNA test and she relented. Now, Sara Lily says she's being given the runaround.

The popular Chinese qigong group, after being on the receiving end of brickbats over the past several months in the country, has now come out to defend itself.

Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor dilantik sebagai pengerusi eksekutif baru Syarikat Perumahan Negara Berhad, menggantikan Datuk Zahid Hamid.

The Sarawak chief minister scores several firsts and creates history in the process in naming his XXL-sized state cabinet.

Malaysians are considered generous souls but when it comes to pledging their organs, they are not. This is true, particularly among the Malays.

Freedom of religion or belief is an important human right in itself and secularism alone is insufficient for political stability.

Information regarding the billion-ringgit highway is shrouded in secrecy and its detractors are calling on the state government to be more transparent.

It was their ambition and they studied so hard to become doctors. Unfortunately, they were denied places in public institutions due to bureaucratic bungles and ill planned solutions.

An election petition, not a law suit, should have been filed, Judicial Commissioner Wan Afrah Wan Ibrahim tells the opposition party when ruling that she has no jurisdiction to hear the matter.