Archive - 30 November 2004

Motion to cut ministers pay by RM10 rejected

Motion to cut ministers pay by RM10 rejected

The DAP-sponsored motion to cut the salary of Human Resources Minister Dr Fong Chan Onn, as expected, was shot down.
AI: Aceh perlukan perhatian umum

AI: Aceh perlukan perhatian umum

Malaysia perlu lebih memahami rakyat Aceh, budaya dan penderitaan mereka, supaya dapat bersama-sama menghulur bantuan kepada mereka.
YSS: No political will, Indian Malaysians in doldrums

YSS: No political will, Indian Malaysians in doldrums

The MIC's social arm blames the government's lack of political will for continuously impeding the growth and progress of the Indian Malaysian community.
Star opposes Sarawak's constitutional amendments

Star opposes Sarawak's constitutional amendments

Star president Dr Patau Rubis says the proposed amendment involving the speaker and governor will have far reaching implications for Sarawak.
Orang Asli Dept dismisses logging claims in ancestral land

Orang Asli Dept dismisses logging claims in ancestral land

The villagers claim trees on their ancestral land are being cut down, the department however says the logging activities are taking place about 20km from the village.
In the future, will Malaysia be an also ran?

In the future, will Malaysia be an also ran?

It saddens me to see the country I was born in and raised stagnating in so many ways - ideologically, sociologically and technologically. Quite frankly, I was relieved to see...
Tamil schools have important role to play

Tamil schools have important role to play

Kereta Mercedes: PAS menuduh untuk tutup kesalahan sendiri

Kereta Mercedes: PAS menuduh untuk tutup kesalahan sendiri

Debat perpaduan: Osman Kering yang menang

Debat perpaduan: Osman Kering yang menang

Suppression of news will harm nation

Suppression of news will harm nation

Singapore medias subtle Malaysia-bashing

Singapore medias subtle Malaysia-bashing

Beyond the tudung, knowing the hijab

Beyond the tudung, knowing the hijab

Serban ban to thwart PAS

Serban ban to thwart PAS

Maybank wantonly imposing charges on online clients

Maybank wantonly imposing charges on online clients

Ministry wants to trace children of illegal immigrants

Ministry wants to trace children of illegal immigrants

A deputy minister urges those who are in contact with these children to report to the authorities.
Q&A: Pak Lah too indecisive, says Anwar

Q&A: Pak Lah too indecisive, says Anwar

Former deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim tells malaysiakini what Abdullah Ahmad Badawi must do if he intends to survive in Umno in the first of a three-part exclusive interview.
Anwar: To survive, Pak Lah must press on with reforms

Anwar: To survive, Pak Lah must press on with reforms

Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi must show his detractors that he is fully in charge. And he must do it in the next few months, otherwise there will be trouble, says ex-deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim in an interview with malaysiakini .
Dont treat smokers in govt hospitals

Dont treat smokers in govt hospitals

Chinese edition of Chin Pengs book gets official nod

Chinese edition of Chin Pengs book gets official nod

The government has given the green light for the sale of the book and it is expected to hit the shelves of all major bookstores by the end of this week.
AI: Public awareness needed on Aceh

AI: Public awareness needed on Aceh

Malaysians must better understand the people of Aceh, their culture and hardship, so that instead of being discriminative, a helping hand can be offered.
Anwar returns to power base Abim

Anwar returns to power base Abim

As Anwar returns to his roots, the question remains as to how Abim will play the role of organisational and emotional base for his revived reform agenda.
What killed the modernised construction technique?

What killed the modernised construction technique?

The government's continuous but futile push for a modernised building process may have more to do with reducing migrant labour than adopting a system that would spell cheaper housing.
NAM urges new Palestinian peace talks

NAM urges new Palestinian peace talks

The United Nations, United States, European Union and Russia should seize the opportunity to revive the roadmap and work towards the achievement of peace in the Middle East, says NAM chairperson Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.
Robust M'sian growth on track for seven percent 2004 forecast

Robust M'sian growth on track for seven percent 2004 forecast

The growth in gross domestic product (GDP) from July through September was driven mainly by the private sector as the public sector remained committed to fiscal consolidation.
M'sia cashes in on Arab tourists wary of West

M'sia cashes in on Arab tourists wary of West

Post 9/11, the US is no longer a hub for Muslims to vacation...people's attitudes are very different now, Americans are not nice to Arabs or Muslims, say these Arab tourists.
Militants say Bashir never spoke of plotting attacks

Militants say Bashir never spoke of plotting attacks

Two Malaysian Muslim militants held in Indonesia say Abu Bakar Bashir only gave religious messages and doesn't talk about bombing plans.