Archive - 26 September 2005

Police harass Broga welcome party for PM

Police harass Broga welcome party for PM

The Broga villagers defy police orders to disperse as they were there to greet the visiting premier... and ask him to stop the construction of a giant incinerator plant nearby.
Boycott of polls in five varsities

Boycott of polls in five varsities

Frustrated over 'irregularities', the 'anti-establishment' faction has refused to nominate candidates and wants fellow-students to show their disapproval as well.
PAS ulama to let controversial concert proceed

PAS ulama to let controversial concert proceed

The Islamic party's ulama council has adopted a 'wait and see' approach but may re-visit the issue after the Mawi concert.
Mahkamah Tinggi benarkan permohonan isteri tahanan ISA

Mahkamah Tinggi benarkan permohonan isteri tahanan ISA

Mahkamah membenarkan Romita Hasibuan tinggal di negara ini bersama anak-anaknya yang dilahirkan di Malaysia, sehingga selesai proses permohonannya untuk menetap di Malaysia.
Romita can stay for now, says high court

Romita can stay for now, says high court

Indonesian Romita Hasibuan, who has filed two suits against the government, has obtained a court order that is crucial to her legal battles.
Samy, Kit Siang in another battle of the lungs

Samy, Kit Siang in another battle of the lungs

The two veteran parliamentarians engage in a fiery shouting match in the House after the issue of the MIC's deputy was brought up by Lim.
Mahkamah: Rayuan Azmin Ali didengar 17 Oktober

Mahkamah: Rayuan Azmin Ali didengar 17 Oktober

Pada 2 Mei 2001, Azmin disabitkan oleh Mahkamah Sesyen Kuala Lumpur dengan kesalahan memberi keterangan palsu dalam perbicaraan Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim pada 9 Mac 1999.
Swak govt warned against pleasing employers

Swak govt warned against pleasing employers

The Sarawak branch of the Malaysian Trades Union Congress will mobilise workers in industrial action if the state government reneges on enforcing hard-won benefits.
Pertikaian penduduk berhubung pembinaan jejambat baru

Pertikaian penduduk berhubung pembinaan jejambat baru

Pembinaan jejambat baru amat diperlukan oleh penduduk Subang Heights, tetapi ia akan memburukkan lagi masalah lalulintas yang dialami penduduk USJ-Subang Jaya.
Two oil tankers detained off Johor

Two oil tankers detained off Johor

The tankers were transferring oil from one to the other and police are investigating if the oil had been smuggled.
Minister: No need for freedom of information

Minister: No need for freedom of information

Existing laws are adequate to ensure public access to official information, says Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Mohd Nazri Abdul Aziz.
Pembeli flat Ampang Mewah mengadu belum dapat hakmilik

Pembeli flat Ampang Mewah mengadu belum dapat hakmilik

Kira-kira 50 pembeli flat kos sederhana rendah Taman Ampang Mewah akan mengadakan perbincangan dengan pemaju projek dan Majlis Perbandaran Ampang Jaya esok mengenai masalah tersebut.
Missing in action - real political will

Missing in action - real political will

Only a binding code of ethics, sunshine law and protection of whistleblowers will make a difference in Malaysia's anti-graft drive.
Seorang lagi penduduk Islam di selatan Thai mati ditembak

Seorang lagi penduduk Islam di selatan Thai mati ditembak

Seorang penduduk Islam ditembak mati manakala seorang lagi cedera parah, dalam satu serangan ke atas sebuah kedai kopi di Kampung Tonmaisoong di wilayah selatan Thai malam tadi.
Residents in dispute over flyover

Residents in dispute over flyover

A new flyover will meet the needs of Subang Heights residents, but will exacerbate the traffic woes of those living with the infamous USJ-Subang Jaya traffic jam.
Kjaan tidak cadang perkenal undang-undang kebebasan maklumat

Kjaan tidak cadang perkenal undang-undang kebebasan maklumat

Menteri di Jabatan Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Mohamed Nazri Abdul Aziz berkata, akta dan peraturan sedia ada sudah memadai dan membolehkan orang awam mengakses maklumat kerajaan secara berpatutan.
National schools: Cast aside narrow concerns

National schools: Cast aside narrow concerns

I fully agree with Abdul Hadi Ali's letter that a common language (not necessarily Malay) be taught in all schools. This issue is not about Malay-land but concerns national integration and the future of Malaysia.
Bumi discounts not the way to root out poverty

Bumi discounts not the way to root out poverty

Housing cooperatives strangled by quota rule

Housing cooperatives strangled by quota rule

Varsity students trained to win through foul play

Varsity students trained to win through foul play

Does Mahathir still speak for Malaysia?

Does Mahathir still speak for Malaysia?

Zams book and divisive politics

Zams book and divisive politics

Malaysias killing fields

Malaysias killing fields

Age not only factor for bad motorists

Age not only factor for bad motorists

Tampil sokong Dr Mahathir hadapi saman Anwar

Tampil sokong Dr Mahathir hadapi saman Anwar

Apostasy punishment not created by man

Apostasy punishment not created by man

Kjaan beri pinjaman RM200 juta untuk projek Bakun

Kjaan beri pinjaman RM200 juta untuk projek Bakun

Tempoh siap pembinaan Ampangan Bakun terlewat lagi dan kerajaan memberi pinjaman beratus juta ringgit kepada kontraktor utamanya bagi mengatasi masalah aliran tunai.
Tossed on scrapheap of humanity

Tossed on scrapheap of humanity

Suicide and homelessness are blighting the face of prosperity that Japan has worn for decades, but when will solutions be found?
RM200 mil govt loan for troubled Bakun dam

RM200 mil govt loan for troubled Bakun dam

Completion of controversial Bakun dam has been further delayed and the government is to lend millions of ringgit to the main contractor to offset cash-flow problems.
P/raya Lunas: Mahkamah bebaskan 10 yang dituduh merusuh

P/raya Lunas: Mahkamah bebaskan 10 yang dituduh merusuh

Mahkamah Majistret Kulim membebas dan melepaskan 10 orang, termasuk pemimpin parti Keadilan, yang dituduh merusuh dan mengurung semasa pilihanraya kecil Lunas lima tahun lalu.
Almost half the Thai 'refugees' want to return

Almost half the Thai 'refugees' want to return

However, Thailand would wait for UNHCR to finish interviewing them at a holding centre in Malaysia before deciding what action to take.
Baby-selling gangs thriving: police

Baby-selling gangs thriving: police

The racket is fuelled by a shortage in infants available for adoption, says a top police officer.
An Asean extradition treaty in the making

An Asean extradition treaty in the making

Malaysia floated the proposal at a meeting of Asean law ministers in Hanoi last week.
Malaysian diesel powered by palm oil

Malaysian diesel powered by palm oil

Malaysia will build three plants to produce biodiesel from palm oil as part of efforts to reduce its dependency on petroleum.
Carrefour hypermarket plans major expansion drive

Carrefour hypermarket plans major expansion drive

French supermarket giant Carrefour is on an expansion drive in Malaysia, planning to boost its presence from eight stores currently to as many as 22 outlets by 2008.