Archive - 24 February 2007

While the government announced that the country drew a 'record' foreign investment last year, figures released by a United Nations body tells a different story.

An unhappy Musa Hassan warns his men that he will not tolerate their negligence for losing physical evidence for court cases.

The death toll keeps rising. Another 11 fatal accidents were recorded yesterday as Ops Sikap XII prepares to end tomorrow.

Supp stalwart Peter Chin wants party members embroiled in the Dudong branch controversy to think of party unity first.

Thailand's prime minister has said his government will not try to regain control over satellites bought by a Singapore firm.

free It will not be that straight-forward. The reality will be something different when Hollywood hosts its 79th Annual Academy Awards.

Ripe durians will fall of their own accord. The same phenomenon applies to politics as well. What kind of durian will we get after the next election is anybody's guess.

Contrary to a report, the popular TV3 programme has not been banned. It was only told to change from the 'live' format to a 'recorded' one.

Zimbabwe strongman President Robert Mugabe owns a multi-million dollar mansion in Malaysia which he bought in 2005, and his family stays at the mansion whenever they visit the country.

Surayud Chulanot urges Malaysians to plough money into troubled southern Thailand, admitting unrest there was scaring off "foreign" investors.

The army is battling a silent but vicious enemy in the form of termites, who are threatening the country's wood and concrete-based camps.