Archive - 10 April 2007

His wealth is said to be in the billions and this is reason enough to launch a probe, say oppostion MPs.

The minister says the cabinet considered all the factors involved before instructing the AG to determine the deceased's religious status.

The de facto law minister now says that the agency's investigation had apparently found nothing to substantiate the allegations.

The exercise involves both in-port training and tactical manoeuvres at sea.

A former member urges the opposition party to put all its rhetoric about multiracialism into action in the coming by-election.

Irish anti-piracy dogs, Lucky and Flo, will remain in Malaysia for the next few months to help authorities sniff out more counterfeit DVD syndicates.

There's no need for an interfaith council. The dialogue sessions with the premier are sufficient to solve problems concerning race and religion.

Opposition MPs were reminded today that their continuous harping on corruption matters will only hurt the inflow of foreign investments.

The minister is bombarded with questions regarding national unity, the keris-raising incident and religious grievances.

The deputy prime minister gives away RM3.7 million to Felda settlers in Machap and then poetically asks them to vote for the Barisan Nasional candidate. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The MIC president attempts to serenade voters into supporting the BN candidate in the April 12 contest.

It is only natural for Ivy Tan (being in the opposite camp) to accuse the DAP of working with PAS but I am wondering what kind of proof she has...

It is unlikely that DAP will win the Machap state seat because the ruling BN coalition wields greater influence over the rural areas. All eyes will be on BN's winning margin instead.

The scheme to milk illicit funds from the extremely lucrative timber trade in East Malaysia had its roots in Sabah.

special report The RM32 million payment made by Japanese shipping companies to a Hong Kong agent allegedly linked to Sarawak Chief Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud is only the 'tip of the iceberg'.

'Malaysians of all races, religions and geographic locations need to believe beyond a shadow of a doubt that they have a place under the Malaysian sun.'

According to the opposition party, independent consultants have detected growing discontentment towards the ruling coalition in the two states.

The state opposition front has identified and shortlisted candidates and constituencies for the upcoming general elections.

The prophets of God sat with and made time for those whom society pushes away.

The company claimed it had already secured a five-year contract worth billions from a global trading firm to supply nipah palm-based ethanol.

The government would instead study existing laws to see how they could be properly used to clamp down on bloggers if necessary.