Archive - 20 April 2007

It's said to be another big 'obstacle' for PKR's Khalid Ibrahim as BN pours in millions for places of worship in the constituency.

If only opposition supporters had listened to the police's instructions, says MCA Youth chief Liow Tiong Lai.

Elated Machap villagers thank DAP in a newspaper advertisement for their participation in the recent by-election as it has brought a windfall of BN goodies. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Selangor Menteri Besar Dr Mohd Khir Toyo says the PKR candidate became a corporate heavyweight because of the government.

'Legal lion' Karpal Singh has offered his services in the wake of a law suit threat from the Sarawak chief minister.

The government has been urged to pay more attention to the issue of human trafficking as it is turning into a serious problem.

The two men vow to get back their Muslim wives and children who were forcibly removed from them by the religious authorities.

I must say that opposition party PKR is right in fielding a Malay candidate at Ijok for the very simple reason that strategy dictates such a choice.

The Hicks verdict was aimed at saving Bush's face and that of Australia's prime minister John Howard.

Contrary to an opposition party's claim, work has started on the RM3 billion second link bridge, says Dr Teng Hock Nan.

The couple arrested in connection with the case of a toddler who went missing were bailed out by a friend, says a commissioner.

The health minister seems oblivious as to why the government's own hospitals cannot be more efficient in treating heart patients.

Sarawak Chief Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud has given Malaysiakini an ultimatum - remove the 'defamatory' articles against him or face legal action.

Opposition Leader Lim Kit Siang claims Malaysia has been lackadaisical in its approach with the military junta.

As always, the views of Malaysians on regional and global issues often diverge in tandem with their ethnic and religious affiliations.

He describes the recent arrests of Iban landowners in Sarawak as "the latest chapter in the continuing saga of Dayak desperation" over their NCR land.

Dead movie stars and free dinners are among the highlights in the once sleepy hollow, which is gearing up for a crucial by-election next Saturday.

Followed by police cars as he made his way through Ijok, Anwar visited a local mosque for Friday prayers before touring several villages in the area.