Archive - 30 August 2004

The department says no new cases have been detected since the Kelantan incident, where the first round of sampling has been completed.

The jailed former deputy premier has insisted on attending Thursday's hearing when the Federal Court will decide on his appeal against a sodomy conviction.

The bottom line, says the consumer association, is that people want clean water and it's up to the suppliers to ensure this is done.

Bus operators, taxi drivers and stallholders in Ipoh have claimed that the new location is unsuitable and that vested interests are at work.

As jailed deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim exhausts the judicial process over his sodomy conviction, he will not be without support.

The leadership tussle within the Sarawak political party is far from over, as egos get in the way of a possible compromise over candidates for fresh polls.

Rape is rape. To force anyone into sex is considered rape in any civilised society. Jeffrey's letter reveals that he is still operating in the dark, Stone Age.

BN leaders say the opposition party shot itself in the foot by holding its muktamar on the same date as the by-election.

While Malaya won independence peacefully through the political, diplomatic and negotiating skills of Umno, MCA and MIC leaders, the actual account of history is more complex.

The result shows that PAS's aim of turning multicultural Malaysia into a theocratic state under Islamic rule had caused fear among all Malaysians.

The former Terengganu menteri besar is not making many friends in the Youth section, judging from the views of those unhappy with the way he manages the party.

Sekali lagi sambutan besar-besaran diadakan, kali ini di Kuantan. Tetapi, adakah merdeka sudah menyelesaikan masalah-masalah pokok yang dihadapi negara dan rakyat?

The Malaysian and Philippines armies are planning a joint military exercise and have agreed to post liaison officers in strategic cities.