Archive - 30 July 2005

The Ledang division wants vice-president Dr Koh Tsu Koon to helm the party and Kerk Choo Ting retained as deputy president.

The deputy premier says the minister's views will be sought in response to the allegations raised by Dr Mahathir Mohamad.

Describing him as a 'new convert', the opposition leader praises him for embracing the policy of good governance, accountability and transparency.

Tears are an effective public relations stunt used by many politicians, past and present. Rafidah Aziz is the latest addition to the list.

Non-experts attempting to reform Islamic jurisprudence are similar to a layperson intervening in the work of medical specialists, says Dr Musa Mohd Nordin.

Put out the list for public scrutiny and reopen investigations into Rafidah Aziz. These were the demands of PAS secretary-general Kamaruddin Jaafar.

Little or no attention from the government has worsened the problems of this nomadic tribe, whose living conditions have become more pathetic and the people poorer.

They are angry with Malay tabloids for their sensational and inaccurate reporting, which they blame for the attack on the spiritual commune.