Archive - 1 May 2006

The Agriculture and Agro-based Industry Ministry says that it has convened several meetings with suppliers to overcome this problem.

Undeterred by the long journey under the sun, thousands of workers marched from Dataran Merdeka to KLCC to mark Labour Day celebrations

Dr Patau Rubis is a Bidayuh. His son, therefore, is also a Bidayuh. But why was Sean Paul Rubis told that he is not a bumiputera?

Two motions at the annual general meeting claim that more than 500 Orang Asli families involved in commercial replanting schemes were being fleeced.

Rock music, dikir barat , sketches and balloons coloured the symbolic Dataran Merdeka last night as thousands of workers gathered to usher in the 120th Labour Day.

A giant has left us and Bolehland (a name that he had in fact coined) will never be the same again.

First, it was former state DAP chairperson Wong Sing Nang who was rejected by SUPP as candidate for the Meradong seat. Will Wong Hie Ching faced the same fate?

Deputy Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak says the idea is to give the disadvantaged community a 'fishing rod' rather than just handing out 'fish'.

Deputy Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak says the idea is to give the disadvantaged community a 'fishing rod' rather than just handing out 'fish'.

The Official Secrets Act is applied only to those that are weak enough to be applied upon. Mahathir and his cronies cannot be tried under OSA for any reason, say a Malaysiakini reader.

Although domestic workers are recognized as workers in Malaysian law, there is in effect very little or almost no protection whatsoever of their rights.

Education, the most contested terrain but least funded sector, will continue to be the most effective means toward social progress.

Rising temperatures from global warming are creating violent storms in Malaysia which have killed several people and set buildings ablaze, a report said.

Melaporkan kononnya 50 wanita dari selatan Thai sedang mengikuti latihan ketenteran di Kelantan untuk ambil alih tugas pejuang lelaki yang ditahan pihak berkuasa negara itu.

Najib Tun Razak blasts allegations the country is hosting training camps for Thai separatists, saying the claims in a Thai newspaper are "preposterous."

The former premier's ferocious attacks on Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's government are undermining the administration and could be aimed at forcing Abdullah's early departure.