Archive - 24 March 2007

Pak Lah is okay with the decision by EPF to buy RHB, despite the bank being in serious debt.

Bloody Sunday inquiry The verdict is out! It is now up to the AG to take action against those responsible for being violent against participants of the peaceful assembly.

Machap by-election The Umno Youth deputy chief consults his crystal ball and predicts that the DAP would be focussing on BN's internal problems to cover up for their own weaknesses.

Musa Hassan wants every policeman to be friendly, approachable and respect human rights.

Machap by-election Right or wrong, BN workers are already busy preparing for the by-election and raising the campaign temperature among the locals.

Machap by-election DAP not only expects PKR to participate actively in the upcoming by-election - it also welcomes input from the one-time ally in a bid to wrest the state seat from BN.

If you are a TARC degree holder, chances are the door into the police force will be shut - just as Soo Pak Leong found out on several occasions.

Riot police and plain clothed police personnel armed with video cameras does not create a 'conducive and civil atmosphere' during elections, says the election watchdog.

free Maybe, we should also take our very own publicity hypes with a generous pinch of salt. Perhaps, we shouldn't be shouting too much after all.

KL residents would be used to the ways of their errant taxi drivers by now. Everyone has a horror story to tell about a cab driver or two.

If the cops continue to 'riot' against participants of peaceful assemblies, the protesters may retaliate in the same manner.

Pak Lah says while the government wants to see Proton become more competitive with a partner, it will insist on Proton maintaining its own brand name.

Despite the failure to meet the deadline with Malaysia, the United States and its 10th largest trading partner had agreed to forge ahead with talks.