Archive - 7 July 2004

Their homes are gone. Since they have no where to go, they choose to wait at the same site for the government to help them with alternative housing.

The antics within Umno to oppose or support election candidates are raising eyebrows over how democracy is practised in the party

The money is needed to cover the government's operating and development expenditures. Topping the list is the Defence Ministry.

Residents in crime-infested areas are advised to be extra careful. People in Johor Baru and the Klang Valley should pay special attention.

Sejumlah pelajar Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) didakwa turut mengundi dalam mesyuarat cawangan Umno dalam bahagian Tanah Merah.

Parti Keadilan Rakyat wants the prime minister to release Anwar's medical records as the jailed politician is now complaining of kidney pains.

Untuk kesekian kalinya, Khairy Jamaluddin, ahli baru Umno lulusan ekonomi dari Oxford dan secara kebetulan menantu Pak Lah menurut percaturan politik Pemuda Umno bakal diraikan sebagai naib ketua pergerakan itu tanpa bertanding.

Following the postponement of today's hearing on the trade union DG's powers to call for fresh polls, all other NUBE matters have been adjourned to October and November.

Umno acting president Abdullah has indicated to his supporters that he would step down if Tengku Razaleigh garners 60 nominations to contest for the top post.

The Dewan Rakyat has been given grim statistics on the ratio of police to population in Kuala Lumpur.

Tengku Razaleigh menawarkan diri bertanding hanya untuk menyuarakan protesnya dan mengingatkan penaung Umno tentang kewujudannya, mungkin tidak lebih dari itu!

A young mother of two should not be made to undergo national service training, argues Parti Keadilan Rakyat.

The Perak Academy is delving into the history of the state and country through a series of talks and its publications.

Dozens of companies say Barisan owes them big time - to the tune of some RM100 million - for poll campaign materials in the last general election.

Our soldiers are prone to obesity, high blood pressure and cardiovascular diseases, says General Mohamad Zahidi Zainuddin.

Hi-tech teaching methods will expose students to ICT and bridge the gap between rural and urban children.

Issues of development and the safety of fishermen are among issues raised by parliamentarians in the current sitting.

They have been sacked from the party but are still in the state cabinet. A way out is to allow them to 'park' or even join another BN component party.

It will be the first meeting between the two leaders since Abdullah took office last November.