Archive - 30 April 2007

The airline says it will not be short of options to finance the next round of aircraft purchases.

Fate of 30 students that were allegedly involved in the Ijok by-election will be decided by Higher Education committee

Many of the 1.3 million foreign workers who underwent health screenings last year were found to have tuberculosis.

On April 28, 2006, veteran journalist MGG Pillai passed away at the age of 66, leaving behind an illustrious career which started in the mid-1960s.

updated version A book on the verbal spat between the former and current premiers is in the MPH top 10 list.

exclusive Missing ballots, phantom voters and suspicious looking foreigners, are among the troubling questions the Election Commission must answer.

As we can see from Ijok, what voters want is centred around their needs. It is only politicians, social activists and religious groups that focus on...

Democracy is very much alive under Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's leadership, says his deputy.

New company structures will be introduced to cater for the demands of users in the offshore environment.

The NGOs also say that the Sarawak chief minister must explain the allegations against him rather than threatening to take legal action.

A study demonstrated that bypass grafting was superior to medical therapy for eliminating anginal symptoms.

Their action is to prevent alleged encroachment and to draw attention to their complaints.

The people believe in Barisan Nasional and have rejected Anwar Ibrahim, so trumpet the loyalists.

His hair was in a mess, his shirt crumpled, fatigue etched on his face. The strain of the by-election was showing.

analysis It will find small signs of hope as it sifts through the debris of its defeat in the Ijok by-election.

In terms of political consciousness, we are already in a coma. We are a vegetable. The closing of the Malaysian mind is complete.

Analysts said the PKR defeat was only a temporary setback to former deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim's hopes of a triumphant return to politics.

updated version The country's largest mobile operator said today that controlling shareholder, tycoon Ananda Krishnan has made an offer to take the company private.