Archive - 17 January 2007

He adds the scrutineers can't be compelled to complete the counting and verifying of all ballot papers cast at the elections.

The ongoing debate over the independence of the Election Commission takes on a religious twist.

Is Ng Chee Pang pulling out of the by-election? Speculation is spreading now that he and his father are 'missing in action'.

I refer to the letter 'US$50 bil loan: M'sian gov't not that stupid' by Jeffrey. In response to stories about Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and a US$50 billion loan...

They had hoped to take logging-related complaints to a European Union delegation, but its schedule is full.

The party secretary-general refutes claims that DAP is linked to independent candidate Ng Chee Pang.

For the first 11 months to November, total manufacturing sales rose 11.9 percent to RM468.4 billion.

Some 14,000 signatories have added punch to opposition party DAP's online petition against higher toll charges for use of highways in the Klang Valley.

The opposition wing claims EC officials were paying way too much attention to BN candidate Abdul Aziz Kiram.

There had also been one fatality among seven cases of leptospirosis, a bacterial disease spread by animal urine.

free Doctors and nurses must be well taken care of by the government. Only then can we seriously expect all of them to care for their patients the way they should.

A new coalition has been formed to press the government for anti-discrimination and equal opportunity provisions to protect the disabled community.

Unanswered questions in the murder of a Mongolian national have led to aspersions being cast on the Malaysian government's integrity.

A short clip showing the arrival of both the candidates to the nomination centre and some interviews with several politicians on the potential outcome of the by-election.

Celebrate those who criticise any or all abusers of power or position to the detriment of the public interest.

Kuala Lumpur City Hall has adopted a village in Kluang that is said to be the worst affected by severe flooding in Johor.

Department and agency heads will demote or transfer hundreds of workers suspected of corruption, or slash or freeze their salaries.

Abdullah has insisted the merger of three plantation companies to form the world's largest palm oil firm will proceed despite delays in the deal.