Archive - 27 July 2004

Pemimpin bahagian dan cawangan mula banjiri KL

Pemimpin bahagian dan cawangan mula banjiri KL

Pemimpin Umno cawangan dan bahagian diingatkan bahawa mereka akan dibebankan dengan perbelanjaan besar jika datang awal ke ibu negara untuk berkempen bagi calon masing-masing.
Injured detainee denied medical care, claims wife

Injured detainee denied medical care, claims wife

A restaurant worker injured after he was detained by police has not been receiving medical treatment, says his wife.
40 asylum seekers among 80 nabbed in Selayang

40 asylum seekers among 80 nabbed in Selayang

As police moved into the Selayang area last night, it picked up some 80 illegal immigrants, including 40 asylum seekers.
Pelajar ditahan di bawah Ordinan Darurat

Pelajar ditahan di bawah Ordinan Darurat

Ordinan Darurat boleh digunakan terhadap pelajar yang terlibat dalam jenayah peras ugut dan gangsterism.
PM says Malaysians abroad back him

PM says Malaysians abroad back him

Unlike in the past, Pak Lah says his leadership and the government's current policies have met the approval of Malaysians overseas.
Why ISA must not be subjected to review: Nazri

Why ISA must not be subjected to review: Nazri

As expected, the minister defends the ISA, explaining why it was still necessary and why it must not be subjected to judicial review.
Pak Lah: Im not preventing contest for veep posts

Pak Lah: Im not preventing contest for veep posts

The premier says his statement that those who lose would not be appointed to the supreme council should not be misconstrued as discouraging candidates.
ISA debate healthy, but lacking in quality

ISA debate healthy, but lacking in quality

Fears that an open discussion of the Internal Security Act would cause chaos proved unfounded - the audience had weightier matters on their mind.
Swak bank employees to get increment under new CA

Swak bank employees to get increment under new CA

After more than a year of negotiations, the employees and the banks agree to a nine percent salary revision.
Prisons Act allows Anwar overseas treatment

Prisons Act allows Anwar overseas treatment

I am much overwhelmed by the various 'fatwas' issued by your readers vis-a-vis the legal position of Anwar Ibrahim as a prisoner and his legal rights to pursue medico-surgical options other than that provided by the establishment.
Anwars health in his own hands

Anwars health in his own hands

Anwar: Ordinary citizen but not ordinary prisoner

Anwar: Ordinary citizen but not ordinary prisoner

People shouldnt beg Washington to rescue them

People shouldnt beg Washington to rescue them


Schools non-halal order hard to digest

Schools non-halal order hard to digest

Halal food a question of tolerance

Halal food a question of tolerance

Ministry must monitor generic drug use

Ministry must monitor generic drug use

Migration adds to happiness

Migration adds to happiness

Others neednt reason for Islam

Others neednt reason for Islam

Religions beginning and end

Religions beginning and end

Malaysia Airlines in no rush to roll out budget carrier

Malaysia Airlines in no rush to roll out budget carrier

National flag carrier Malaysia Airlines says it can launch a no-frills carrier in six months if the situation merits but it would not rush into the budget sector.
Debaran calon Naib Presiden Umno

Debaran calon Naib Presiden Umno

Dalam keghairahan merebut jawatan tertinggi Umno, tidak mengejutkan jika timbul semula gejala politik wang sepertimana yang berlaku di peringkat cawangan dan bahagian.
Pak Lahs risky foray into Iraq

Pak Lahs risky foray into Iraq

The premier wants to send a medical team to Iraq. Could we, if worse comes to worst, accept the casualties that must be expected in a dangerous adventure like this?
Value systems needed to counter terrorism

Value systems needed to counter terrorism

The battle for hearts and minds is as important as the military means employed to liberate repressed peoples, as the Iraqi outing has shown the 'coalition of the willing'.
Pak Lah now region's darling

Pak Lah now region's darling

The premier has succeeded in laying the groundwork to emerge as the most significant political figure in Southeast Asia today.
RM50 billion to improve water supply: minister

RM50 billion to improve water supply: minister

Energy, Water and Communications Minister Lim Keng Yaik says the amount equates to a third of the budget for the entire 9th Malaysia Plan.
Najib rules out joint naval patrols with S'pore

Najib rules out joint naval patrols with S'pore

However, both countries agreed to increase cooperation to fight terrorism and improve maritime security, particularly in the pirate-infested Malacca Straits amid signs of improving bilateral ties.
Nik Aziz to undergo risky heart surgery

Nik Aziz to undergo risky heart surgery

The coronary angioplasty operation on Thursday will be the second one on Nik Aziz since he suffered a heart attack last week.
Auto sales forecast to hit record high in 2004

Auto sales forecast to hit record high in 2004

Sales had picked up after confusion over car prices following the imposition of new duties in January was resolved, with consumers then accepting the higher prices