Archive - 5 August 2006

Bekas Perdana Menteri, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad dan Tun Dr Siti Hasmah Mohd Ali menyambut ulangtahun perkahwinan mereka yang ke-50 hari ini.

Cabaran itu terkandung dalam surat bertarikh 2 Ogos lalu yang dihantar pergerakan tersebut kepada Kedutaan Amerika dan Pesuruhjaya Tinggi Britain di Malaysia pada 2 Ogos lalu.

The famous son-in-law has finally revealed how he financed a RM9.2 million share purchase of boutique investment banking group ECM-Libra.

'Clearly, Malaysiakini did not wantonly implicate the police. There was no malice of deliberate intention to malign the police,' the social reform movement said.

The move is part of the second campaign by PJ residents to get the city council to open its accounts to justify the raise in assessment rates.

Naib Ketua Pemuda Umno itu berkata beliau sanggup berbuat demikian kerana berpegang kepada budaya Umno bahawa 'parti lebih penting daripada pemimpin'.

Even though the Ninth Malaysia Plan has been set in motion, the MCA is allegedly using money solicitated from reluctant Chinese guilds to 'study' the plan.

Unaccredited firms will not be allowed to issue certificates to food-outlet operators as part of the Subang Jaya Municipality Council licensing requirement.

The Sarawak Dayak National Union claims Ibans are being sidelined or discriminated in terms of job opportunities and promotions in government departments.

Reading turns the boredom of leisure hours into absorbing eternity of delightful enchantment in a way that television or MTV will never do.

Maya Karin, pelakon filem arahan Suhaimi Baba "Pontianak Harum Sundal Malam" sebelum ini dikaitkan dengan beberapa orang ternama, termasuk Naib Ketua Pemuda Umno Khairy Jamaluddin.

Mohamed Amin Mohamed Razali, the leader of the Al-Ma'unah group, was sent to the gallows in the Sungai Buloh prison.

The Indonesian President says his administration is facing up to its corruption problem as part of moves to better the country's business environment.

If they continue to trample international law, how can we sit and hold a dialogue with them, says Syed Hamid Albar.