Archive - 16 July 2005

Citizens pledge to fight corruption all the way

Citizens pledge to fight corruption all the way

Participants of a national integrity congress pledge their total support and give feedback on the government's ongoing anti-corruption efforts.
Mixed signals on national integration

Mixed signals on national integration

The government is said to have contradicted itself on the objective of enhancing national integration due to the implementation of various controversial policies.
Mahdzir to act for Syed Razak in Kedah

Mahdzir to act for Syed Razak in Kedah

Pedu state assemblyperson Mahdzir Khalid will act as Kedah menteri besar when Syed Razak Syed Zain goes on leave to seek medical treatment
Look for poor Malay students who are dropouts

Look for poor Malay students who are dropouts

Najib Tun Razak urges the Umno machinery to go down to the grassroots to identify Malay students who have become dropouts due to poverty.
Wanted criminal meets his end at cemetery

Wanted criminal meets his end at cemetery

Abdul Karim Abdullah @ Kannan, high on the police wanted list, died in a shoot-out in a Chinese cemetery early this morning.
2,531 delegates for Umno meet

2,531 delegates for Umno meet

The 56th general assembly of the party scheduled for July 19-23 will also see the attendance of 51 Umno clubs overseas and 18 foreign political parties.
Consider plight of Kg Cempaka villagers, MB told

Consider plight of Kg Cempaka villagers, MB told

Dr Mohd Khir Toyo has been urged to be sympathetic to the school-going children in the affected villages and allow them to complete their examinations before asking them to vacate their homes.
Tsunami aid at unprecedented levels, but recovery lags

Tsunami aid at unprecedented levels, but recovery lags

Bill Clinton says that specific policy and operational challenges needed to be resolved for a successful recovery, including the creation of a common action plan for all actors.
Overcrowding at immigration depots - a ridiculous charge

Overcrowding at immigration depots - a ridiculous charge

The department's enforcement director is puzzled how overcrowding can occur when the figures of those held are way below the maximum capacities of the depots.