Archive - 9 November 2006

free A former newscaster claims in her slander suit that the Tan Sri had given her expensive gifts like handbags and clothes, including black, pink and red bras and underpants every time he went overseas.

As news reports on the high-profile murder case rage on, a media watchdog warns that too much information at this stage of the case may be a bad thing.

Mahathir's son says that his father's feverish pace of engagements over the past few days could be the cause of his ailment.

The government says it may allow German carmaker Volkswagen to gain a controlling stake in national carmaker Proton.

Pak Lah's so-called open style of government is coming back to bite him. Not only does it expose the illegal and corrupt practices of some elected members of the ruling party...

While the transport minister remains tightlipped on the details, a report claims that the project is expected to cost RM9 billion.

Kit Siang steps up the pressures following an official revelation that the 30 percent bumiputera equity ownership has been reached.

Legal action can be taken against those who touch on the facts of the matter in the murder of a Mongolian model.

The president should take the important message coming from electorates and the Americans voters, says Abdullah.

The government plans to come down hard on pig farmers and sellers who use the chemical.

Mongolia's honorary consul says that the slained Mongolian model never said the political analyst was the father of her child.

The prime minister has instructed the police to conduct a thorough investigation into the gruesome murder of Altantuya Shaariibuu.

While the government tries to explain its bumiputera equity ownership figures, the man who quit over the controversial Asli report says the main issue is still not being addressed.

Like it or not, all Malaysians are stakeholders in the well being of Umno and 'money politics' in Umno is a concern for every Malaysian.

He was well meaning, honest, and earnest in the beginning. But the unrestrained adulation and overwhelming electoral mandate quickly went to his head.

The government has been urged to be more open on religious matters as a way to prevent people from believing mere rumours spread via SMS.

Ex-premier Mahathir has been admitted to the National Heart Institute early this morning after suffering a mild heart attack.

updated version They were acquitted last year but the High Court today allowed the appeal made by the AG's Chambers for a re-trial of the seven former varsity students for illegal assembly. [ video inside ]