Archive - 13 July 2005

Pekerja mengalihkan besi penyokong tanpa kebenaran ketika penyelia pergi makan, sedangkan konkrit binaan belum kering disebabkan hujan malam sebelumnya.

A court document details the former Sabah chief minister's outlay at a London casino in 2002 - gambling RM158.7 million, losing RM31.6 million and chalking up a debt of RM7.1 million in just seven months.

Calon naib presiden MCA, Datuk Tan Chai Ho nafi beliau terbabit dengan 'Kumpulan Wawasan' yang dikaitkan dengan bekas presiden parti itu, Tun Dr Ling Liong Sik.

Barisan Nasional backbencher Badruddin Amiruldin is at it again. This time he wants those who say the country is not an Islamic state to just leave.

Tiada usul dalam mesyuarat cawangan dan bahagian meminta Menteri Besar itu berhenti, sebaliknya menyatakan sokongan tidak berbelah bahagi kepadanya, kata Setiausaha Eksekutif Umno Kedah, Ariffin Man.

Panel Rayuan Umno menerima sembilan rayuan terhadap keputusan Lembaga Disiplin Umno berhubung politik wang, termasuk dari Menteri Wilayah Persekutuan, Tan Sri Isa Samad.

The dramatic scene took place in Parliament last night after deported Indonesian Abdul Mutalib Taib's wife attempted to pursue her husband's case with Home Minister Azmi Khalid.

Maklumat baru kini muncul bahawa Datuk Osu Sukam juga berhutang kepada sebuah kasino di Melbourne, Australia.

Recently, there have been many MCA state leaders declaring their support for MCA chief Ong Ka Ting for the upcoming party polls. I find these declarations suspect...

Gerakan Mansuhkan ISA (GMI) senantiasa menjaga keselamatan dan kebajikan tahanan ISA agar apa yang berlaku di Abu Ghraib tidak berlaku di Kem Kamunting atau tempat tahanan yang lain.

Timbalan ketua bahagian Kuala Krai, Datuk Sayed Mohd Ali Saifuddin mengesahkan menghantar surat kepada Presiden Umno yang memperinci perbuatan membeli undi sewaktu pemilihan Umno tahun lalu.

Amy Tan comes back from Penang, exhilarated by the Penang International Dragon Boat Race, a sport we Malaysians should have more interest in.

The elected representatives from Sarawak seem adamant about joining the state's biggest BN party even after they were told that PBB doors are closed.

The state government, much to the displeasure of certain quarters, is dilly-dallying on amendments that will help preserve historical structures in the state.

Dina Fekadu Mosissa, who was detained after flying into Kuala Lumpur today, will be held under observation for four days.

New details are also emerging that Osu owed an undisclosed amount to a casino in Melbourne, Australia.