Archive - 9 April 2007

Abdullah laments that the Volkswagen chief has not made his appearance yet and that he could not wait too long.

However for these courses to be recognised, they still need to be approved by the Public Service Department.

Crime has soared by 40 percent in the last three months, and questions are increasingly being asked about the effectiveness of our police force.

The government will campaign for a Malaysian candidate to assume the secretary-general post when it finds the right person.

The police arrested a 59-year-old trader four firing into the air with his semi-automatic rifle. When quizzed, he said it was done for a lark.

An opposition party cries foul over the exploitation of badminton stars in an attempt to net votes in the upcoming Machap by-election.

I think the cyberspace should be left as it is because registering all bloggers will be a waste of time, is impractical and a move backward. What is to stop a...

Utusan Malaysia is accused of 'spinning and concocting' the villagers' statements.

The Finance Ministry has taken several steps to secure Internet banking transactions against phishing.

free Poor Musa Hassan! How he must have longed for Bukit Aman to live up to its name of tranquility, peace and respect again.

analysis Two 'bomb-scares' within 24 hours in Penang last week have raised serious questions.

Several students feel that the college should have informed them that their certificates were not recognised by the government.

The opposition party's Selangor chief confirms that PKR will be fielding a candidate in a bid to wrest the Selangor's state seat away from ruling Barisan Nasional coalition.

Can one not get sick of being told again and again that such and such a person has been suspected of bribery, corruption or embezzlement?

In the final of a four-part video, Nurul Izzah talks about her time as a student in PJ's Assunta Secondary School and a young Muslim woman in the US.

A substantial amount of stimulant 'syabu', or methamphetamine, and cash were seized in the operations.

The process of turning the colonised into colonisers is a complex yet discernible one.

A consumers association calls on the two companies to review their fares for routes linking Sarawak to Peninsular Malaysia.

Enough is enough! The opposition leader calls for the industrious have-nots among all Malaysians to rally behind PKR.

Beneath its facade of unity, Malaysian society remains deeply divided along racial and religious lines.