Archive - 30 March 2007

The government ends Zulkipli's tenure as the head of the Anti-Corruption Agency by not renewing his contract which expires tomorrow.

The ex-finance minister blew his chances of rejoining Mahathir's cabinet following an interview with an international magazine, reveals the former premier. [video inside]

The former finance minister says Malaysians should not fear foreign investors as long as they are not allowed to take over the country.

Bekas Menteri Kewangan,Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah khuatir bangsa Melayu yang sedang berkuasa, menentukan nasib bangsa dan negara menurut kehendak mereka dan bukannya mengikut kehendak rakyat.

There is a new 'phenomenon' in town. Ministerial briefings for BN MPs are reportedly being held in posh hotels complete with door gifts.

Although the numbers have dwindled, Mahathir's hardcore supporters continue to rally behind him while businessmen air their grouses against his successor. [video inside]

Sarawak Police Commissioner Talib Jamal, under attack from a MP, will leave his position and future with the PM and IGP.

It's not so much our sluggish economy that Malaysian ethnic minorities are leaving the country, says a reader.

An Orang Asli community in Perak are tired of the state leaders' unkept promises and want the guarantees put in black and white.

Prime Minister Abdullah says there was little evidence the group of 11, caught Wednesday by Thai soldiers in Narathiwat province, were Malaysians.

Sng Chee Hua was originally expected to take over as his group's president but he gave way to his son, Larry, and possibly creating history in the process.

The majority decision is most worrying in the sense that it permeates not only a feeling of uneasiness and hopelessness among non-Muslims but also...

updated version A media report today quoted a source as saying that the deal was dead but the German auto giant Volkswagen AG rubbishes the report.

The government says it will not be able to meet its Saturday deadline to declare a strategic partner for the ailing national carmaker.

The Court of Appeal has given R Subashini an injunction that restrains her Muslim-convert husband from pursuing legal action in the Islamic court.

The party commends the police's probe on allegations of corruption against the ACA chief as it would deflect negative perceptions on graft in the country.

Racial identity is plastic and malleable, and can be easily changed within even two generations.

Kamarul Baharin Abbas is facing a bankruptcy notice for allegedly owing a company director over RM4 million.

There is nobody to patrol the streets because the police are preoccupied with harassing peaceful demonstrators and snooping around the opposition, claims an opposition party.

If women must wear chastity belt to protect themselves, then what must men wear to keep their thoughts from running amok.

'For a moment he was blinded from reason and it only takes a moment to climb that low rail and leap. Within seconds he was taken from us.'

updated version DAP's Liou Chen Kuang will get another chance to vie for the same seat he was defeated in during the 2004 general election.

The DPM has denied he had apologised to his Indonesian counterpart for recent incidents related to their joint border off Borneo. [video inside]