Archive - 29 June 2005

Abdullah masih belum terima surat perletakan jawatan Isa

Abdullah masih belum terima surat perletakan jawatan Isa

Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi berkata beliau masih belum menerima surat perletakan Tan Sri Isa Samad daripada jawatan naib presiden.
Kerajaan tolak gesaan supaya bebaskan tahanan ISA

Kerajaan tolak gesaan supaya bebaskan tahanan ISA

Semalam, Datuk Seri Mohd Nazri Aziz, selaku pengerusi Kaukus Parlimen Mengenai Hak Asasi Manusia, menggesa supaya dibebaskan tahanan ISA yang sudah ditahan melebihi dua tahun.
Govt will recognise current CSMU batchs degrees

Govt will recognise current CSMU batchs degrees

MIC president Samy Vellu says the cabinet made the decision after he had highlighted the plight of students in the Ukraine-based university.
Hasil tangkapan bertambah dua kali ganda selepas tsunami

Hasil tangkapan bertambah dua kali ganda selepas tsunami

Hasil tangkapan laut meningkat mendadak sebanyak dua kali ganda di kawasan yang terbabit dengan bencana tsunami di Kuala Kedah, Tanjong Dawai dan Langkawi.
Batik in da House!

Batik in da House!

A backbencher proposes that MPs discard their boring suits and adorn batik shirts at least once a week. The suggestion was welcomed by the Culture, Arts and Heritage Ministry.
Kerajaan akan iktiraf lulusan ijazah CSMU sekarang

Kerajaan akan iktiraf lulusan ijazah CSMU sekarang

Bagaimanapun, mereka yang merancang untuk melanjutkan pengajian di sana pada masa depan, terpaksa mencari pilihan lain kerana MMC tidak lagi mengiktiraf ijazahnya.
Permohonan CEO InventQJaya didengar Jumaat ini

Permohonan CEO InventQJaya didengar Jumaat ini

Mahkamah Tinggi Kuala Lumpur akan mendengar permohonan Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif InventQJaya, Dr Sadeg Mustafa untuk mengenepikan arahan polis yang meletakkan syarikat itu dalam tanggungan.
Umno perlu beri keadilan kepada Isa Samad, kata setiausaha politiknya

Umno perlu beri keadilan kepada Isa Samad, kata setiausaha politiknya

Setiausaha Politik Tan Sri Isa Samad berkata, Lembaga Disiplin Umno membuat keputusan secara tergesa-gesa dan tidak disokong dengan fakta yang kuat.
Four Burmese refugees charged in court

Four Burmese refugees charged in court

Meanwhile 64 others who took part in a protest two weeks ago will be charged on July 26 due to an absence of a Burmese interpreter today.
Rafidah defends her trade missions overseas

Rafidah defends her trade missions overseas

Her ministry spent RM9.5million for eight trade missions in 2004 and RM1.1 million on three visits so far this year.
Govt rebuffs call to free ISA detainees

Govt rebuffs call to free ISA detainees

Mohd Nazri, as head of the parliamentary caucus on humans rights, has yesterday called for the immediate release of detainees who have served more than two years.
Ministries respond to Suhakam report on the disabled

Ministries respond to Suhakam report on the disabled

Several ministries took notice of issues related to the disabled as raised by Suhakam in its annual report last year.
Calon pilihanraya BN Ktan akan diperkenal dua tahun lebih awal

Calon pilihanraya BN Ktan akan diperkenal dua tahun lebih awal

BN Kelantan juga akan mengeluarkan manifesto pilihanraya lebih awal bagi membolehkan rakyat mengetahui program yang hendak dilaksanakannya jika dipilih memerintah negeri itu.
Remaja mangsa belasah di Pulau Pinang meninggal dunia

Remaja mangsa belasah di Pulau Pinang meninggal dunia

Dalam kejadian kira-kira jam 2.30 pagi Sabtu lalu, Asrin diserang sekumpulan remaja yang dipercayai dari Tanjong Tokong ketika beliau sedang bersiar-siar bersama rakannya di Persiaran Gurney.
Fiendish Nazri has broken faith with nation

Fiendish Nazri has broken faith with nation

I've carefully read the Hansard for that terrible date, June 21. The deputy speaker seemed rather composed. There was an apparent uproar. But such levels of decibels is...
Ditch the racial angle when debating CSMU affair

Ditch the racial angle when debating CSMU affair

Medical Council needs serious reform

Medical Council needs serious reform

Free needles: Fatwa Council involvement disturbing

Free needles: Fatwa Council involvement disturbing

The futility of price controls

The futility of price controls

Have transparent affirmative action policies

Have transparent affirmative action policies

Interfaith body not reassuring for Muslims

Interfaith body not reassuring for Muslims

Go for bread and butter issues, Malaysiakini

Go for bread and butter issues, Malaysiakini

Argument against dogs lacks bite

Argument against dogs lacks bite

PAS: Elections above all else

PAS: Elections above all else

PAS pushes ahead at full steam on becoming a mainstream political party that appeals to all. It does this at the risk of losing the support of those who see it as an Islamic movement first, political party second.
CSMU: A racial issue?

CSMU: A racial issue?

It is no point claiming that everything is being turned into a racial matter. Our society is built on a racial logic and critical areas of social life are based on racial decision-making processes no matter what we want to call them.
Hishammuddin: No need to make Murad report public

Hishammuddin: No need to make Murad report public

The proposals made by the special task force headed by educationist Murad Mohd Nor to revamp and strengthen national schools continues to be shrouded in secrecy.
Organised religions' organised divisions

Organised religions' organised divisions

Aneel David Kannabhiran discusses over the fate of organised religions and the Catholic Church.
Ousted InventQjaya chiefs application to be heard Friday

Ousted InventQjaya chiefs application to be heard Friday

The Kuala Lumpur High Court has set Friday to hear InventQJaya chief executive officer Dr Sadeg Mustafa's leave application to set aside a police order that put the company in receivership.
Indonesian pirates plead guilty to attack on Malaysian tanker

Indonesian pirates plead guilty to attack on Malaysian tanker

The ten Indonesians, mainly from the tsunami-hit Aceh province, admitted carrying out the attack armed with machetes.
ACA told to probe Sarawak CMs wife-linked company

ACA told to probe Sarawak CMs wife-linked company

A Laila Taib-controlled company was recently awarded two state government projects worth hundreds of millions of ringgit.
Govt bans export of sawn rubberwood: report

Govt bans export of sawn rubberwood: report

The cabinet on June 8 decided to impose a total ban on export of rubberwood sawn timber with immediate effect, says Commodities and Plantations Minister Peter Chin Fah Kui.
Anti-porn Internet laws criticised for blocking health information

Anti-porn Internet laws criticised for blocking health information

The Centre for Independent Journalism said the moves, including an order for Internet cafes to install anti-porn filters, could block legitimate searches for information on safe sex and condom use.
Man rams car into school, injuring 17 children

Man rams car into school, injuring 17 children

Pupils at a Penang primary school had assembled for a prize-giving rehearsal when the 32-year-old driver sped through the gates into the compound.
Police nab alleged serial rapist targeting tourists

Police nab alleged serial rapist targeting tourists

Media reports today say the suspected rapist was identified from closed-circuit television footage and tracked down to a cheap hotel where he was holed up with two women.