Archive - 13 January 2007

The PRS president and his group are recommended disciplinary action against nine members of the opposing camp, including Sng Chee Hua.

A crash-landing by a cargo carrier halted Kuching International Airport operations today but services resumed six hours later.

After a widely publicised fallout in Negeri Sembilan DAP, the spotlight is now on Selangor DAP and the removal of its state committee chairperson.

Former corporate bigwig and new PKR recruit Khalid Ibrahim blames unchecked corrupt practices for lopsided highway concessionaire agreements.

Anwar's presence at the DAP retreat last week signifies the close ties the party has with him as an individual, says Lim Guan Eng.

The opposition leader reckons that Pak Lah has been asleep on his job for failing to address bureaucracy and high business costs in the country.

Political cartoonist Zunar's book launch in Kuala Lumpur last night was graced by PKR adviser and old friend, Anwar Ibrahim.

Speculations are rife that Taib Mahmud is urging the KL-based Effendi Norwawi to move within top Umno circles in preparation for the party's eventual entry into Sarawak.

Given the splintered nature of our Malaysian linguistic universe, perhaps English is the only suitable medium for the birth of a great Malaysian literature.

Brunei, Indonesia and Malaysia will open unrestricted air links with the troubled Philippine south while toughening security to stop the movement of terrorists.

DAP leaders claim it was illegal logging but forestry officials are saying the trees were removed because they pose a danger to visitors. Who do we believe?

Mindef clarifies that an explosion which injured four soldiers at a base near the Thai border was an accident and not the work of intruders.