Archive - 1 August 2006

Its president says the party merely asked its elected representatives to 'support' a joint MCA- Nanyang programme.

The illegal immigrant problem has reached a highly critical stage as foreigners are equal in number if not more than Malaysians of Sabah origin.

Implementing a boycott of US and British goods will only lead to complex problems, says the premier.

The commission's vice-president reminds Sabahans that illegal immigrants are not lesser human beings.

It wants the city council to consider the hazards to pedestrians and motorists, as some structures are located in unsuitable areas.

The low-cost carrier says it had received the greenlight from Malaysia's transport ministry to ply the two destinations in China.

His actions reminds us of those days when Anwar Ibrahim or Ibrahim Ali and some others led demonstrations against the government, which eventually facilitated them into high political office.

Malaysia will soon take part in the UN high level dialogue on international migration but nothing is seen to be done to solve our refugee problem.

Readers note that while the former premier says we are 'non-violent', past incidences have shown otherwise. There is also a suggestion to send Khairy Jamaludin to the Middle East.

With misinformation and disinformation travelling at lightning speed, Captain Pak Lah should be careful that Malaysia does not hit an iceberg.

Despite that, Idris Jala said the carrier was still charging less per mile of travel compared to other countries.

Rela has rounded up more than 1,500 illegal immigrants working in a Selangor factory in its largest crackdown so far this year.

opinion In three days, she comes away with lasting views of the goings-on in the legislature.

A 23-member team, including three infectious disease specialists, will be sent to Sarawak for two weeks.

Chan Kong Choy says listing the strait as one of the world's most dangerous waterways will affect the economies of nations it borders and is unjustified.

Thursday's emergency meeting of key Muslim countries in Putrajaya will call for an immediate ceasefire in the Mideast and discuss a formal UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon.