Archive - 15 June 2005

Penduduk Msia: Lelaki lebih ramai daripada wanita

Penduduk Msia: Lelaki lebih ramai daripada wanita

Jumlah penduduk Malaysia pada suku kedua tahun 2005 telah meningkat lebih 200,000 orang.
Majlis Fatwa bidas media sensasi laporan hukuman sebat minum arak

Majlis Fatwa bidas media sensasi laporan hukuman sebat minum arak

Katanya, media tempatan sepatutnya melaporkan kes itu secara biasa dan tidak mensensasikannya kerana ia boleh memburukkan imej agama Islam dengan dakwaan undang-undang Islam kejam kepada manusia
Debat berhubung keputusan Mahkamah Perindustrian semakin panas

Debat berhubung keputusan Mahkamah Perindustrian semakin panas

Presiden Majlis Peguam Yeo Yang Poh berkata isu tersebut perlu dilihat bukan semata-mata dari sudut status perundangannya, tetapi juga soal tanggungjawab dan keadilan sosial.
Pharmaceutical holograms a bitter pill, say retailers

Pharmaceutical holograms a bitter pill, say retailers

One chemist dismisses it as a half-baked idea while another is sceptical about its effectiveness in curbing counterfeits in the market.
New PAS state leaders to be decided tonight

New PAS state leaders to be decided tonight

Several controversial decisions are expected when the PAS central working committee names the commissioners for three states, as part of its routine review.
Peh enggan serah kuasa pada pengerusi baru MCA Bkt Mertajam

Peh enggan serah kuasa pada pengerusi baru MCA Bkt Mertajam

Sementara itu, satu laporan polis dibuat terhadap Peh kerana didakwa menceroboh bangunan bahagian itu dan mengadakan sidang media tanpa kebenaran hari ini.
Gomez: Ketiadaan kesungguhan politik untuk basmi rasuah

Gomez: Ketiadaan kesungguhan politik untuk basmi rasuah

Usaha untuk membasmi rasuah memerlukan langkah berani untuk membolehkan agensi-agensi berkenaan dapat menjalankan siasatan secara bebas, kata Dr Edmund Terence Gomez.
Heat on court for denial of wage claim by illegals

Heat on court for denial of wage claim by illegals

The Bar Council and Indonesian Embassy in Kuala Lumpur both feel that the court's decision is unacceptable.
Kidurong rep wants rap on wrist for PSD

Kidurong rep wants rap on wrist for PSD

The Sarawak legislative assembly is being asked to send a strong signal to the Public Services Department (PSD) over the rejection of scholarship applications by the state's top students.
Pemilik anjing serang budak dihadapkan ke mahkamah hari ini

Pemilik anjing serang budak dihadapkan ke mahkamah hari ini

Didakwa mengikut Seksyen 298 Kanun Keseksaan yang membawa hukuman penjara maksimum enam bulan atau denda maksimum RM2,000 jika sabit kesalahan.
Tie university funding to research performance

Tie university funding to research performance

Concerning the Edmund Terence Gomez saga, Sam Simon asks what are the weaknesses of Universiti Malaya. There are at least three serious problems facing...
Vice-chancellor would be no loss for UM

Vice-chancellor would be no loss for UM

APs  easy money for the skeletons

APs easy money for the skeletons

APs bad, but race-based house pricing worse

APs bad, but race-based house pricing worse

JPA should reveal scholarship list

JPA should reveal scholarship list

Holograms for drugs rule: Whos liable for deaths?

Holograms for drugs rule: Whos liable for deaths?

Estate workers higher pay claim gross untruth

Estate workers higher pay claim gross untruth

Govt-sponsored doctors should repay loans

Govt-sponsored doctors should repay loans

Trembling with fear at Malaysias future

Trembling with fear at Malaysias future

MCAs warring kingdoms at a glance

MCAs warring kingdoms at a glance

MCA ex-president Dr Ling Liong Sik could still exert influence on delegates during the forthcoming party elections, while one of his sons may stand as Youth chief, says a writer who has closely followed developments.
India: Poverty, politics and Houdini

India: Poverty, politics and Houdini

India's economy is the world's fastest-growing in dollar terms. So you'd think there'd be enough tigers in the tank for the government to make vital inroads to haul 260 million Indians out of grinding poverty, right? Wrong.
MDCs application: First hurdle is Sarawak govt

MDCs application: First hurdle is Sarawak govt

The Registrar of Societies in Sarawak normally obtains the views of the state government first on the application of new parties, likewise the Malaysian Dayak Congress.
Discovery insight: Dumber and dumber

Discovery insight: Dumber and dumber

Our Indy Jones is back, after an adventure with archaic monsters such as bureaucrats, paperwork and egos.
Q&A: Pak Lah has powers to wipe out corruption

Q&A: Pak Lah has powers to wipe out corruption

Dr Edmund Terence Gomez, the top Universiti Malaya academic who was 'forced' to quit and later reinstated, tells malaysiakini how the war against corruption can be won in this final of a three-part series.
Gomez: Lack of political will to eliminate graft

Gomez: Lack of political will to eliminate graft

Wiping out corruption will require the bold step of enabling investigation agencies to act independently, says economist Dr Edmund Terence Gomez.
Muslim brothers to be caned for drinking alcohol

Muslim brothers to be caned for drinking alcohol

Judge Abdul Rahman Yunus says his ruling, a legal first, was intended to remind Muslims not to drink alcohol, which is forbidden by Islam.
Govt orders Internet cafes to block porn sites

Govt orders Internet cafes to block porn sites

The government is concerned that increasing numbers of Malaysians will be able view pornography through computers and mobile devices.