Archive - 26 May 2005

Tan Sri Murad: Rombak semula sistem pendidikan negara

Tan Sri Murad: Rombak semula sistem pendidikan negara

Bekas Ketua Pengarah Pelajaran itu berkata, sistem pendidikan sekarang perlu dinilai dan diteliti secara keseluruhannya sebelum sekolah kebangsaan dapat diperkasakan.
Petisyen pengampunan Anwar diserah pada Agong semalam

Petisyen pengampunan Anwar diserah pada Agong semalam

Petisyen itu ditandatangani oleh 14 individu yang mewakili 1,236 peserta Konvenyen Pengampunan Anwar Ibrahim yang diadakan 1 Mei lalu.
Anwar supporters petition the King for royal pardon

Anwar supporters petition the King for royal pardon

A bunch of his 'old buddies' including a few ex-top civil servants have submitted a petition to the king requesting a royal pardon.
Lawyer: Politicians behind anti-Chin Peng demo

Lawyer: Politicians behind anti-Chin Peng demo

In a police report, the exiled former Communist leader's lawyer claims that politicians had 'inspired, encouraged and incited' the ex-servicemen to stage the protest.
Azahari dikaitkan dengan ugutan ke atas loji minyak di Indonesia

Azahari dikaitkan dengan ugutan ke atas loji minyak di Indonesia

Pakar bom Azahari Husin dipercayai bertanggungjawab terhadap beberapa ancaman pengeboman terhadap beberapa loji penapis minyak di Borneo.
Show-cause letters for criticising Umno disciplinary board

Show-cause letters for criticising Umno disciplinary board

Questioning the board's decision is akin to questioning the party. So members who do it will face the music.
Permohonan cuti tanpa gaji isteri Gomez pula ditolak UM

Permohonan cuti tanpa gaji isteri Gomez pula ditolak UM

Keputusan pihak pentadbiran universiti berkenaan bermakna isteri dan tiga orang anaknya, tidak dapat bersamanya Prof Madya Dr Edmund Terence Gomez di Geneva.
PM rejects proposal to rotate Penang CM post

PM rejects proposal to rotate Penang CM post

Abdullah Ahmad Badawi says chief ministers and menteris besar do not serve the interest of a particular race but represent the BN government.
AG's decision to appeal against ISA 7' acquittal slammed

AG's decision to appeal against ISA 7' acquittal slammed

They say the seven have suffered enough and urge the Attorney-General's Chambers to review its decision.
Berkuatkuasa hari ini: Tidak boleh lagi pertikai Lembaga Disiplin Umno

Berkuatkuasa hari ini: Tidak boleh lagi pertikai Lembaga Disiplin Umno

Ahli Umno tidak lagi diberi peluang memberi penjelasan atau memohon maaf jika pertikai lembaga tersebut, tetapi akan terus diberi surat tunjuk sebab, kata Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen.
Another blow for Gomez, wifes leave rejected

Another blow for Gomez, wifes leave rejected

This means that Dr Edmund Terence Gomez's wife - who is also a Universiti Malaya lecturer - and their three children will not be able to join him in Geneva.
Dont victimise my wife and family too

Dont victimise my wife and family too

I refer to your reports on Universiti Malaya's rejection of my application for secondment to the United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD) in Geneva.
Moral and fiscal duty of UM to retain Gomez

Moral and fiscal duty of UM to retain Gomez

Isu KM Pulau Pinang: Status quo kekal, kata Pak Lah

Isu KM Pulau Pinang: Status quo kekal, kata Pak Lah

Perdana Menteri berkata, kerajaan akan terus berpegang kepada `status quo' dan melaksanakan apa yang dirunding dan dipersetujui dahulu, bagi mengeratkan kerjasama dan muafakat dalam BN.
Message to Gomez from govt quite clear

Message to Gomez from govt quite clear

Discrimination a factor in Gomez saga?

Discrimination a factor in Gomez saga?

Wronged Nepalese - shame on all Msians

Wronged Nepalese - shame on all Msians

Medical training - Asian centres just as good

Medical training - Asian centres just as good

Let em Jawi boys police police morals

Let em Jawi boys police police morals

Why Bukit Mewah cant handle a church

Why Bukit Mewah cant handle a church

Pengikut Ayah Pin perlu bertaubat

Pengikut Ayah Pin perlu bertaubat

AirAsia profit hurt by high oil prices

AirAsia profit hurt by high oil prices

The tsunami and the follow up earthquakes in Indonesia and the civil unrest in southern Thailand hardly support the desire to travel into this region, says AirAsia chief executive Tony Fernandes.
China's Geely planning to make cars in M'sia

China's Geely planning to make cars in M'sia

Geely, based in eastern China's Zhejiang province, will sign a deal with Malaysian partner Alado Corp later this month.
Sincerity needed to resolve MAS cabin crew issue

Sincerity needed to resolve MAS cabin crew issue

For 23 years, the female staff of the world's best cabin crew have suffered in silence. Isn't it time that the national carrier make amends?
Amnesty reports rampant violence against women

Amnesty reports rampant violence against women

Violence against women in the Asia-Pacific region was rampant last year, regardless of whether they were facing gender based violence at home, in the community or in situations of conflict.
Diesel price hike tops agenda in Penang

Diesel price hike tops agenda in Penang

Parliamentary Opposition Leader Lim Kit Siang wants the Royal Police Commission's report to be posted on the Internet to make it more accessible. But how many Penangnites are interested?
Election watchdog to monitor Sarawak polls

Election watchdog to monitor Sarawak polls

The Malaysians for Free and Fair Elections says it will observe and monitor the forthcoming Sarawak state election as a run-up to the 12th General Election in Malaysia.
M'sian bomb maker linked to threats on Indonesia's oil plants

M'sian bomb maker linked to threats on Indonesia's oil plants

Exposives expert Azahari Husin is believed to be responsible for a number of bomb threats made recently to several oil refineries on Indonesia's Borneo island.
New policy: Foreign workers can enter country on tourist visas

New policy: Foreign workers can enter country on tourist visas

The government will allow foreign workers to enter the country on tourist visas and to seek employment provided local authorities have a record of their fingerprints.
Govt eases rules for foreign workers after crackdown backfires

Govt eases rules for foreign workers after crackdown backfires

The major turnaround was welcomed by employers who have lost hundreds of millions of ringgit since a crackdown on illegal migrants resulted in a serious labour crunch.
PM tells Proton to be more competitive after Japan pact

PM tells Proton to be more competitive after Japan pact

Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi is optimistic that Proton can weather the foreign competition.
Muslim couples in Kelantan must undergo HIV tests before marriage

Muslim couples in Kelantan must undergo HIV tests before marriage

Kelantan joins Johor and Perlis in introducing compulsory HIV tests for Muslim couples who want to get married in an effort to fight the increasing incidence of Aids.
Three M'sians face possible death penalty for drugs offences in China

Three M'sians face possible death penalty for drugs offences in China

The three Malaysians have been charged with smuggling about seven kilograms of ketamine into China in January.
Darth Vader flashes more than a lightsabre in Seremban

Darth Vader flashes more than a lightsabre in Seremban

Women factory workers were shocked when a man in a full Darth Vader costume paraded menacingly in front of them and then flashed his genitals.