Archive - 31 March 2007

The PPP will put down their swords for now, at least until after the Machap by-election, so they can meet their Gerakan counterparts to settle their differences.

After a spell of quiet following the police's war on the motorcycle gangs last December, the Mat Rempit in three northern states have formed 'alliances' to commit crimes.

Kit Siang reveals that Malaysia's position on the Transparency International corruption perception index took a nosedive over the course of the outgoing ACA chief's tenure.

UM soft skills scam UM Vice-Chancellor Rafiah Salim says the university was in the dark that the speakers had attempted to abuse the students by asking them to promote the company's product.

Renounce corruption and discard abuse of power, Yang di-Pertuan Agong Mizan Zainal Abidin tells government leaders today.

Religious leaders in the country have been challenged to apply the teachings of their respective scriptures on water and declare their opposition to its 'profitisation'.

Sarawak CP Talib Jamal and his men find comfort in CID chief Christopher Wan's accolades after they received a scathing attack from an MP.

Machap by-election Deputy Minister of Information Ahmad Zahid Hamidi says it is the ministry's responsibility to explain the truth to the voters so that they are not swayed by baseless allegations.

A housewife, shocked to find her 20-year-old bank account closed without her knowledge and the money all gone, claimed there were irregularities involved.

When it comes to the local taxi service, it's not the drivers who need straightening out, it's the system.

"It is up to the parties leading the negotiations to carry on with it. I don't think we should look at it as the end game. It's not," says Foreign Minister Syed Hamid Albar.

Petronas will launch an oil exploration survey off the southern coast of Burma, amid growing foreign demand for the country's vast resources.