Archive - 22 April 2005

The 'new leaders' of PRM is asking the Registrar of Societies to give them time to submit the party's annual returns as they have yet to obtain the documents from former party leaders.

Astro All Asia Networks plc (Astro) telah memiliki keseluruhan pegangan saham Radio Lebuhraya Sdn Bhd, pemilik dan pengendali siaran radio THR.fm, daripada Anaza Sdn Bhd untuk RM30 juta.

Ahli Dewan Undangan Negeri Sungai Pinang, Teng Chang Khim yang mengemukakan notis usul tersebut menuduh Datuk Onn Ismail telah menyalahkuasanya sebagai Speaker Dewan Negeri.

Akhbar melaporkan Hutan Simpan Temenggor terjejas teruk akibat pembalakan haram di sekeliling kawasan Tasik Temenggor.

Last month, Amina Wadud led the first female-led Jumuah prayer. On that day, women took a huge step towards being more like men. But did we come closer to actualising our God-given liberation?

The lack of a personal touch by the country's rich in addressing urban poverty was among the issues raised at a national seminar earlier this week.

Mahkamah mendapati pihak pendakwa gagal membuktikan mereka telah menganjur dan menyertai perhimpunan haram membantah Akta Keselamatan Dalam Negeri (ISA) di luar Masjid Negara di Kuala Lumpur pada 8 Jun 2001.

A police photographer tells the court that he did not see any signs of physical abuse when taking photos of former ISA detainee Malek Husin.

Developed half a century ago, the Hotelling model provides insights into business decisions. However, it can also be used to explain the Umno-PAS battle.

Dalam satu wawancara ekslusif dengan malaysiakini , Pengerusi Kelab Penyokong Kerajaan (BBC) bercakap mengenai kebebasan di parlimen dan peranan ahli Parlimen.

An irate DAP leader Teng Chang Kim, who raised the motion, takes the state assembly speaker to task for allegedly abusing his powers.

This was among the promises made during the chief minister's election campaign trail. DAP now says this was nothing more than a gimmick as only one abandoned housing project has been revived so far.

I refer to the front-page report today ''Humiliated' MPs attack NST DAP's Kit Siang leads with support from BN members' in New Straits Times with me leading a quartet of photographs of...

Backbenchers Club chairperson Shahrir Samad talks about how these vested interests lead to lopsided media coverage. In this interview, the veteran politician also fields questions on corruption and money politics.

In an exclusive interview with malaysiakini , the Backbenchers Club chairperson talks about the freedom in Parliament and the role of MPs.

The opposition party has set its sight on Muslim youth who frequent pubs and karaoke lounges in a two-pronged strategy to attract young voters and to instill religious values among them.

Keith meets Mansor Puteh - is Mansor an angry old man, a lunatic or misunderstood visionary?

Suaram and Hakam are dismayed by a suggestion by Perak mufti Harussani Zakaria that Aids victims be treated just like how lepers were once isolated.

Malaysian marine police have detained seven Indonesians in waters off southern Johor, near neighbouring Singapore, believed to be responsible for a series of attacks on ships.

Seven university student activists - who have been banned from attending classes for four years - walked free from the court today after they were acquitted from illegal assembly charges brought against them in 2001.

new Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad is a guest columnist this week. He talks about being a young Malay Muslim, and coming home upon graduation.