Archive - 16 October 2004

The Dayak party, it seems, can keep on counting their lucky stars as the feuding leaders may still be given another opportunity to kiss and make up.

The HUKM lab assistant who allegedly posted a religious incitement on a web blog last month may be charged.

Samy Vellu says that whoever becomes works minister will not be able to avoid the problems he faces because no one can stop the rain and landslides.

The embattled minister says recent criticisms directed at him in Parliament were part of a political conspiracy against him. He vows to expose those behind it.

Ayah Pin followers want more information on how he is perceived to be a threat to the government, similar to groups that have been linked to militancy.

In conjunction with the day's commemoration on Monday, the Centre for Independent Journalism will host an event-filled evening encouraging people to partake in promoting media freedom and reforms.

Islam Progresif patut mengkritik struktur-struktur ekonomi dan politik yang merupakan kekufuran sebenar zaman ini, dan bukan membuang masa atas soalan ada-tidaknya jin dan hantu.

The achievement of real reform in Malaysia lies in the development of an engaged and cohesive civil society, rather than in one political saviour.

Positive signs are showing pertaining to the impasse between Guthrie and its ex-workers in two estates in Sungai Siput, with talks set to resume next week.