Archive - 2 December 2004

Penduduk Broga kini memperbaharui ikrar dan usaha membantah cadangan kerajaan untuk meneruskan pembinaan loji insinerator di situ.

Zainal Abidin Zin will probably not forget the heckling he received in the august House today as he stumbled on his replies to two DAP parliamentarians.

Local universities are prohibited from promoting communist ideology, says a deputy minister in the midst of a debate over whether UKM should have published the memoirs of two ex-CPM leaders.

The opposition party lodges a report with the anti-corruption watchdog and urges it to act against Umno members involved in vote buying.

The deputy minister explains that the review will enable the accreditation board to determine UEC's suitability for the level of entrance into educational institutions.

Unless substantial and concrete efforts are taken by the government, we may see a repeat of the tragedies of the mass deportations two years ago.

The university issues the 22-year-old student a stern warning and imposes a fine, of which the amount will be determined later. She was found guilty of campaigning in the last general election.

Due to the common concern and interest of all MPs regarding the matter, the minister says he agrees to the formation of a cross-party caucus.

US dismissed the fundamentalists as beyond the pale, belittling the nationalism that bound them and invaded their countries with no understanding of the ground.

The university is rapped for disqualifying 17 student representatives after they were found guilty of amending their campaign posters.

Kelantan71 advises PAS to be wary of Anwar Ibrahim, the crux of his argument being Anwar's appeal to PAS to drop their Islamic state ambitions.

For the third time since June, an Indian company has removed anti-Aids drugs following WHO inspections.

The government has to deal with one reality - that Malaysians are engaging in sex at a much younger age - and that these young people need help and guidance.

However, the officer's 'Dirty Harry' antics hit a snag when the quick thinking trader snapped photographs of him with the gun using his mobile phone.

Broga villagers prepare to soldier on against the government's plan to proceed with the incinerator project, using the same contractor, albeit under revised contractual terms.

The Malaysian government must be transparent in its dealings with the various Muslim separatist groups in the region, says Anwar Ibrahim in the final of a three-part exclusive interview with malaysiakini .

The problem in southern Thailand is not a security problem, but a political one. Otherwise, it would become a bastion for terrorist cells, warns Anwar Ibrahim in an exclusive interview with malaysiakini .

The scandal involving ageing icon Sharifah Aini Syed Jaafar, 51, and pretty popster Siti Nurhaliza Taruddin, 25, was splashed on the front pages of all the normally straight-laced major newspapers.

Human rights group Amnesty International is the latest to oppose the government's plan to arrest and deport hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants, saying it could lead to serious rights violations.