Archive - 4 May 2007

Several DAP leaders are displeased with the move to postpone the party polls, scheduled to be held before September, until after the general election.

Parti Keadilan Sarawak (PKR) Sarawak diberitahu bahawa Badan Pencegah Rasuah (BPR) telah memulakan siasatannya terhadap laporan media mengenai dakwaan rasuah membabitkan Ketua Menteri dan keluarganya.

TI-Malaysia urges the ACA to be more transparent and reveal the findings of its investigations concerning the politician.

The Anti-Corruption Agency's office in Sarawak has commenced its probe into an alleged kickbacks scandal involving the chief minister and his family.

Devotees of the Sri Kaliamman Temple of Midlands Estate in Shah Alam simply refuse to budge without a proper court order.

Karpal Singh said that the case 'sets a new precedent' with Jais agreeing to hand over the custody of the children from a Muslim mother to a non-Muslim father.

breaking news The RMAF Hawk 208 plane crashed mid-morning on a training flight at an airbase located in Kuantan.

These exorcists will drive out evil spirits from cult followers who follow deviant teachings.

Who will succeed Koh Tsu Koon? This is the burning question in Penang at the moment. Two possible candidates have been identified as front-runners, and the battle is on.

free Almost all rape survivors experience flashbacks and recurring nightmares that subsequently give rise to high anxiety, panic attacks, edging the person towards depression.

States are facing shortages because manufacturers will not produce small one kilogramme packets of oil used by households.

Machinery, media and money. The ruling coalition used them to secure an 'immoral' victory in the Ijok by-election.

A couple and their son have been accused of starving and torturing an Indian migrant worker and then leaving him for dead in a remote jungle.

In filing his defence against NSTP and others, Ahirudin Attan backed up his case by disclosing more evidence pertaining to former group editor Brendan Pereira's alleged plagiarism.

Who will forget the brave face of Boris Yeltsin on a tank in Moscow, denouncing the military coup in August 1991?

They have urged the Swiss bank Credit Suisse to pay them US$10 million in compensation because of its links with a Malaysian timber company, Samling.

Rights activists who had fought for such a law for a decade say the bill's success depends heavily on effective enforcement.