Archive - 6 November 2004

Several leaders in the division was recently reprimanded for involvement in money politics and the party boss warns that it should not happen again.

The Malaysian government's move in recognising the Rohingyas and allowing them to stay is a temporary humanitarian measure until the situation in their country improves.

The Nipah virus victims appeal their case to the appellate court in their bid to seek hundred of millions in damages during the outbreak between Sept 1998 till May 1999.

The girl was in bed when the landslide triggered by heavy rains crashed down on her home.

Lim Guan Eng asks the prime minister to rebuke the Perlis menteri besar's suggestion to employ ex-gangsters as enforcement officials.

An Indonesian group urges their government to intervene into a case of its national, a domestic worker, who was sentenced to death for murder in Malaysia.

Education for knowledge's sake is sadly absent, as education in the country has led to generations of students studying only for exams and profit.

Kerana sikap kerajaan negara-negara Asean menutup mata telinga dan membiarkan pergolakan berterusan di Selatan Thailand, maka bumi Patani kini dibasahi darah mereka yang tidak berdosa.

The 16-year programme aims to transform Kuala Lumpur into a world-class hotbed for K-based industries while comprehensively tackling Malay reserve land re-development.

They have been without a party since PBDS was deregistered on Oct 21. The group met Pak Lah to inform him of what they intend to do next and to seek his blessing.