Archive - 26 February 2007

The integrity of the Anti-Corruption Agency's top man comes under scrutiny following the disclosure of a report penned by one of his ex-officers. [video inside]

Malaysia plans to attract a third more visitors from Sri Lanka this year as part of their nationwide events to celebrate 50 years of independence.

Revenue for 2006 reached RM13.2 billion compared to RM11.9 billion a year ago, the airline announced today.

They allege that the exercise will provide additional funds for the company's logging activities.

Those who can't hold back their animal urges should instead be made to put on chastity belts, says a reader.

Not all PAC members are convinced with Second Finance Minister Mohamed Nor Yaacop's explanation on the issue.

The removal of two party leaders from supervisory positions in Kelantan should not be seen as a split in either the opposition party or coalition.

Deputy Minister of International Trade and Industry Ng Lip Yong reacted last week to a press interview I gave with regards to the economic figures provided by the government...

Malaysians who post clips of motorbike gangs performing dangerous stunts on the Internet will be prosecuted for inciting unrest and taunting police.

Political and civil society groups are calling on the government not to rush in and ink the deal with the US.

The attacker hacked off the victim's left hand, picked it up and fled on a motorcycle, leaving shocked onlookers to retrieve the other severed fingers.

Penang will serve as a hub for MAS to ply domestic routes in northern Malaysia as well regional holiday destinations such as Medan and Phuket.

We must dismantle educational institutions that perpetuate the hegemony of one race over others.

The BN state government has dropped plans to use spies to catch amorous, unmarried Muslim couples having sex.

Rosnah Mat Aris has apologised for comments made on a TV show where she compared gossip about one of her relationships to the Prophet Mohammed's wife.

The Malaysia Microchip - the size of a pencil's tip - is now ready after more than two years of research and development.

The experts claim that some bird and plant species are disappearing as the mountainous areas became hotter.

A large proportion of those in prisons were foreigners who were either convicted criminals or in remand awaiting court verdicts.