Archive - 3 July 2007

She told the court that she was informed by her boss that Altantuya was killed by chief inspector Azilah Hadri.

The murder victim had lodged a police report hours before she was killed and expressed fear for her life.

Lim Keng Yaik orders the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission to withdraw its controversial 'no opposition speeches' directive.

Half of Malaysia's exports to Syria were textile and clothing while almost 90 percent of imports from Syria to Malaysia were printed materials.

On the same note, the former PKR Youth chief denies a report quoting him as ruling out all possibilities of joining Umno.

Two issues serve as signs of a serious risk to standards of openness, warns the corruption watchdog.

The use of indelible ink to mark voters who have cast their ballots can only, if at all, kick off after September, reveals an election reforms pressure group. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Rumours are afoot that the general elections will be held later this year. Recent events have also added credence to the feeling of...

Opposition MPs trash the Solid Waste and Public Cleansing Management Bill which was tabled yesterday.

The involvement of a splinter group headed by a wanted separatist in peace talks with the Thai authorities indicates a new development in attaining peace.

free Fans of No Doubt had better update themselves with Gwen Stefani and her solo career before her August appearance in KL because the little girl has, er, grown up.

The level has deteriorated in the north of Peninsular Malaysia, also leading to lower visibility.

The government has no intention of setting up a Royal commission to investigate the racial riots of 1969.

Human Resources minister Fong says these foreign workers will rob locals of jobs if the government sets a minimum wage for private sector employees.

The Eric Chia case started with a big bang and ends with a disturbing whimper, says a reader.

updated version There are five areas where the facts are different from what lance corporal Rohaniza Roslan told the police last year.

The major dailies' focus was on Lance Corporal Rohaniza Roslan, the prosecution's star witness in the Altantuya murder trial.

Have we reached a stage of such political decadence that we cannot even differentiate public interest from national interest?

After the strong words, quiet disapproval and outright protests over his knighthood, what's the fuss about, really?

updated version Key prosecution witness Rohaniza Roslan claims that a mystery man had threatened to shoot her dead if she testified in the Altantuya murder trial. [VIDEO INSIDE]