Archive - 3 September 2005

Buat pertama kalinya, Pemuda Umno, melalui Biro Anti-Dadah, akan bekerjasama dengan Pemuda PAS dalam usaha menangani gejala sosial yang kian menular di kalangan generasi muda.

Pergerakan Puteri Umno masih gagal mencapai sasaran 100,000 keahlian untuk tahun ini walaupun kempen menambahkan ahli dilancarkan Mac lalu.

Apakah benar PAS Selangor larang penceramah tertentu daripada memberi ceramah di majlis anjuran parti itu?

Siti Nurhaliza and Asmawi Ani look set to unite the two rival groups - in the name of curbing social ills among youths.

The run-up to campus elections is already marred by complaints of intimidation, vote-buying and unfair election practices and rules, says the opposition leader.

Despite breaking into two bitter factions, the conflict stricken Tamil daily continues to roll off the press.

Among the recommendations for the Ninth Malaysia Plan is for the government to embark on a nationwide exercise to register those without birth certificates, marriage certificates and ICs.

Dr Chandra Muzaffar says the US has a hidden intention to control the Straits of Malacca in that "it wants to control China".

Prime movers of the proposed Malaysian Dayak Congress says they expect to receive 'good news' on their application from the Registrar of Societies next week.

The newspapers provide the canvas upon which the political, social and cultural narratives of Malaysian Chineseness are painted and celebrated.

With year 2020 creeping up, occupational safety and health standards are still lagging far behind developed countries, says Lee Lam Thye.

Is there a ban on certain speakers by PAS Selangor for its ceramah ? Members think so but the party says otherwise. Which is it?

Three party leaders have gone to China to gather ideas from the indoctrination schools run by the ruling Communist party. A similar institution may be introduced by the MCA.

Johor Baru prison, Malaysia's oldest, has been turned into a visitor's centre and is offering an overnight package for RM50.