Archive - 14 November 2006

As the political bigwigs talk about government contracts, traders at PWTC can at least go home happy with some extra cash.

The message on the plight of the Malays in Penang cannot get any clearer, says Umno Youth deputy chief Khairy Jamaluddin.

The analyst's lawyer said that despite his objections, the magistrate extended the detention order for another two days.

'As a religious leader, the mufti should have acted with greater responsibility by verifying the authenticity of the facts with the church before making any such announcement.'

Samy Vellu, Dr Koh Tsu Koon and Ong Tee Kiat have come under fire for behaving rudely towards the Umno president.

Party delegates traded differing views on the controversial former prime minister.

A PAS parliamentarian tries to justify his party's stand on women and employment.

The ex-finance minister says equity calculations can be advanced to a level where it is more representative for all races.

Their endorsement of his leadership was accomplished without a direct hit at his main adversary, Dr Mahathir Mohamad.

Mahkamah membenarkan lanjutan tempoh reman terhadap penganalisa politik tersebut sehingga Khamis ini. Sebelum ini, beliau direman sehingga Ahad lalu, dan disambung dua hari lagi sehingga hari ini.

This is the message conveyed to the prime minister by the brother of a woman who died in police custody.

While there's a need to clarify differing statistics on bumiputera equity ownership, the House speaker ruled against a motion for disciplinary action against a deputy minister.

An opposition MP cries foul over the government's decision not to provide allocation for opposition-held constituencies to fete the poor Malays.

Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Effendi Norwawi said, and I quote: 'The methodology (par value) used is recognised by international financial bodies, such as...

Many party leaders see their president as a political liability should he lead the party into the next polls.

An opposition leader wonders if Abdullah was implying a harsh crackdown to consolidate his position.

Former premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad has been discharged from hospital today.

Umno members should not let slanderous and baseless claims cause a split, says the veteran politician indirectly referring to the attacks by ex-boss, Mahathir.

free We know the BN government will never end the NEP, which have become so much part of the gravy train that moves along the Crony Express, says a reader.

Malaysiakini.tv, in a special Tamil video feature, went in search of car repossessors to find out who they really are.

It is time to replace the much maligned NEP with a new economic and social agenda which is fair and delivers justice to all Malaysians.

T here is a difference between our ethnic origin and our national identity.