Archive - 13 March 2007

A poll watchdog says Abdul Rashid Abdul Rahman was guilty of 'simplifying, omitting as well as denying the facts' in regards to electoral irregularities in a recent interview.

exclusive Saying he wants to come clean, he reveals details of kickbacks to senior government officials and himself from public funds. [video inside]

The tensions between Gerakan and PPP moves up another notch with the announcement of a boycott.

Kesatuan Pekerja Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka (DBP) akan membawa kes pelantikan timbalan ketua pengarah DBP ke mahkamah akhirnya minggu ini kerana mendakwa ia tidak mengikut peraturan.

Banking is a riskier enough a business as it already is. Unless management integrity is consistently high and a tight leash is kept on rank and file to minimise corruption...

The premier's adamance that he "will never reveal" his actions in relation to the next election date begs a question about his claim to transparency.

The battle for the number two post is expected to be a gripping event based on how the nomination race between the veteran and rookie is shaping up.

Deputy premier Najib believes a longer period of military-style national service could help produce more moral, disciplined and patriotic youth.

Mahkamah membebaskan tanpa melepaskan seorang pelajar 'ISA 7' kerana polis gagal menyerahkan notis untuk menghadiri perbicaraan semula pada hari ini.

One of the seven university students has received a discharge not amounting to an acquittal, on the basis of a 'technical hitch'.

International users have failed to match their increasing use of the the busy Malacca Strait with contributions to the costs needed to ensure its navigational safety.

The opposition leader, who makes this disturbing prognosis, also diagnoses Malaysians as suffering from the 'feel not good' factor.

The likes of ex-Sabah ACA chief Mohamad Ramli Abdul Manan are few but with our show of support, this will encourage others to come forward, say a number of readers.

How is it that the interests of a large developer is protected and preserved but no one is too concerned about the interests of a small business operator?

If PKR is left to occupy the middle ground of Malaysian politics, its most prominent leader has to contest in a mixed urban seat.

A villager was assaulted last Friday by two unidentified men. It is believed that the incident and the death threats are linked to the disputed quarry project.

After the BN's supreme council met with leaders of its member parties, Abdullah admitted to reporters that there was much talk about a possible election.

They are the world's first dogs trained to find optical discs in packages and containers used by pirate syndicates for smuggling stolen movies.