Archive - 23 April 2007

A Tamil primary school has been left without functional computers for two years despite asking help from education ministry and Sungai Siput MP Samy Vellu.

Rare footage of a woman taken away from her Hindu husband and baby daughter following a charge of apostasy. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The amount of money the BN is pouring into this Saturday's Ijok by-election could 'easily touch RM100 million'.

The government has set up a national unity advisory panel to discuss such matters and find ways to achieve harmony, reveals a minister.

Parti Sosialis Malaysia has received the green light to challenge the home ministry over its quest to be registered as a political party.

The enlarged group will include five major newspapers with a combined daily circulation more than one million copies, 37 magazines and three websites.

free If Dr Mahathir Mohamad insisted that he did not apologise to the prime minister last Wednesday, then who did he say sorry to?

The new A330-300 aircraft are scheduled for delivery in the fourth quarter of 2008.

In 2003 alone, there were 23 custodial deaths reported, reveals Prime Minister and Internal Security Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.

They are using the one-month visa-on-arrival to work illegally. Most are from China and India, some from African nation.

We left Myanmar in 2003 and worked for a short while in Thailand. But we were scared that the police might catch us, so we decided to come to Malaysia...

A multiracial youth group were scolded for 'disturbing the peace' while trying to get estate workers' views on the by-election. [ VIDEO INSIDE]

From slogans to songs to scenes of chaos, we see the increasingly dangerous trend of campaigning.

Okay, let's not discuss the Mongolian model murder case since it is sub judice and to be heard before the judge in June. We shall just pray for a fair trial...

A UAE company is interested to build bungalows on the island for rich Arabs who want to make Langkawi their second home.

Vice-president R Sivarasa soothes the faction aggrieved by the decision to field a Malay candidate for the Ijok seat.

Penang Chief Minister Dr Koh Tsu Koon says the upcoming by-election will be challenging since Barisan Nasional is up against a big shot.

To ensure victory for the Barisan Nasional candidate, MIC strongman S Samy Vellu and his long-time nemesis MG Pandithan bury the hatchet.

It's time for justice, democracy and fairness towards Indian Malaysians in the opposition ranks.

With his wit and humour, the PKR advisor has his audience eating out of his hand during his ceramah in Ijok last night.

Delivery dates and the compensation will be ironed out in talks with Malaysia Airlines within the next few months.

Corruption is rife in some Commonwealth countries and nations must show more political will to stamp it out, says the group's secretary general.

'Where is the rule of law? There is only the rule of the jungle. Umno uses its power in the name of Malays to exploit all of us.'