Archive - 1 April 2005

Permohonan Chin Peng didengar 25 Mei depan

Permohonan Chin Peng didengar 25 Mei depan

Chin Peng turut menfailkan dua lagi permohonan untuk mendapat kebenaran memasuki negara ini bagi menghadiri perbicaraan di mahkamah.
Laporan April Fool cetuskan keributan dan kegelisahan

Laporan April Fool cetuskan keributan dan kegelisahan

Walaupun ianya satu usikan April Fool, tetapi ada pembaca yang tetap berharap suatu hari nanti Perdana Menteri akan bertindak juga terhadap penyangak politik.
May 25 first hearing for Chin Pengs case

May 25 first hearing for Chin Pengs case

Although the first hearing date has been fixed, Chin Peng's counsel however wants the court to hear two others applications that seek to allow the ex-CPM leader to be present at the proceedings.
Kementerian: Baja organik import tidak mengandungi najis babi

Kementerian: Baja organik import tidak mengandungi najis babi

Kandungan setiap baja organik yang diimport dianalisa oleh makmal Jabatan Pertanian, Jabatan Veterinar dan juga Jabatan Perikanan, kata Datuk Seri Mohamed Shariff Omar.
April Fools report causes a stir, some rattled

April Fools report causes a stir, some rattled

Malaysiakini's April Fool's jest on impending graft charges against four top politicians struck a chord with many readers who expressed the wish for the report to be fact and not fiction.
Remaja mengaku salah ugut pengetua sekolah

Remaja mengaku salah ugut pengetua sekolah

Didakwa mengugut dengan kata-kata "siap awak nanti petang, mati awak" dengan niat hendak mendatangkan kegentaran kepada pengetua sekolah tersebut.
Archbishop: Bagaimana menyelesaikan masalah bukan Islam tanpa IFC?

Archbishop: Bagaimana menyelesaikan masalah bukan Islam tanpa IFC?

Katanya, mahkamah sivil dan mahkamah Syariah sering "tolak-menolak" kes bagi mengelak membuat keputusan yang kontroversi mengenai isu-isu berhubung antara agama.
Education woes - Set up independent commission

Education woes - Set up independent commission

Practice of Barisan Nasional ministers of exhorting Malaysians to study locally while sending their own children abroad has been going on for over 30 years and was debated heavily even during my school years...
Scholarships: Politicians kids not a factor in bonding

Scholarships: Politicians kids not a factor in bonding

Why discriminate against Burmese Muslims?

Why discriminate against Burmese Muslims?

Anwars backing for Wolfowitz a big mistake

Anwars backing for Wolfowitz a big mistake

Anwar Ibrahim dan serigala dalam bank

Anwar Ibrahim dan serigala dalam bank

Emigrants can contribute too

Emigrants can contribute too

Unthinking Muslim henchmen of Americans

Unthinking Muslim henchmen of Americans

Compassion the reason why attempted suicide goes unpunished

Compassion the reason why attempted suicide goes unpunished

There are provisions in the law to jail or fine those who attempt suicide. But the police and public prosecutors are often reluctant to pursue such cases out of compassion.
Anti-secession law guards Chinas territorial integrity

Anti-secession law guards Chinas territorial integrity

Muslim Senegal example for Aids control

Muslim Senegal example for Aids control

Don: IFC was doomed to fail

Don: IFC was doomed to fail

Rather than being presented as a bill, Prof Shad S Faruqi says the proposed interfaith commission appeared to challenge the very premise of the Constitution with regards to religious freedom and the position of Islam.
Decision to put off ban on small cigarette packs flayed

Decision to put off ban on small cigarette packs flayed

The Consumer Association of Penang sees red over the government's decision to defer a ban on small cigarette packs which was to come into effect this June.
More blessed to give than to receive but

More blessed to give than to receive but

The well-to-do and richer nations volunteer to help the tsunami-stricken nations, some more vocal than others in spelling out their objectives, and even naively and whimsically so.
Plus - Its highway robbery

Plus - Its highway robbery

Even before the dust could settle over the 10 percent toll hike, the government cooks up another storm by extending the highway concessionaire's collection period for another eight years.
Archbishop: Where can non-Muslims go if not the IFC?

Archbishop: Where can non-Muslims go if not the IFC?

The leader of the Roman Catholic Church points out that there is no institution for non-Muslims to address grievances and seek redress pertaining to interfaith matters.
Post-tremor building inspection crucial

Post-tremor building inspection crucial

All is not over once the earthquake tremor stops. People still have to check for cracks or damage inside their houses before moving in again to prevent a different type of disaster waiting to happen.
Saved by cowherds

Saved by cowherds

Legendary communist Rashid Maidin tells how he escaped from colonial detention during the 'Emergency' with the help of some young Chinese cowherds who finally led him into the jungle to join forces with Abdullah CD's 10th Regiment in Pahang.
Three cheers for national parks!

Three cheers for national parks!

new Keith the jungleman is back from his sojourn in Sarawak. He's now the poster boy for Malaysian national parks.
Who are the Gang of Four? - Some clues

Who are the Gang of Four? - Some clues

Who are the three senior ministers and one menteri besar who will be hauled up to the court for corruption?
Three ministers, one MB to face graft charges

Three ministers, one MB to face graft charges

Seventeen months into his premiership, Abdullah Ahmad Badawi finally 'walks the talk' in cleaning out his government.
Proton hopes to roll-out cars in China this year

Proton hopes to roll-out cars in China this year

National carmaker Proton hopes to set up a production plant in China lin a fresh bid to tap the world's largest consumer market and boost flagging exports.
Japanese bulk carrier raided in new pirate attack

Japanese bulk carrier raided in new pirate attack

A Japanese-owned bulk carrier was boarded today in the fourth pirate attack in the Malacca Straits in just over a month, as Malaysia announced plans to place armed police on ships using the vital trading route.