Archive - 4 August 2007

The Finance Ministry will have to account for its action in regards to the present scenario surrounding the RM4.6 billion Port Klang Free Zone, says Kit Siang.

Lim Guan Eng says the party will continue to put pressure on the government in support of MTUC's minimum wage demand.

Merdeka Centre Poll Most Malaysians are very concerned with 'bread and butter' issues and the upsurge of crime is perceived to be the country's biggest problem.

Merdeka Center Poll The premier still enjoys popular support despite a surge in opposition sentiment but only 54% of Chinese gave him the thumbs-up.

Following a protest, AirAsia chief Tony Fernandez met members of the disabled community to find ways to make their services available to them. He succeeded.

Party president Dr Wan Azizah says PKR has suitable candidates and is confident of achieving success in the coming general election.

For the past 10 years, 41 hardcore poor families have been staving off eviction attempts. As their final eviction deadline draws near, they are making one last plea for help.

As Southern nations gather for the 8th Langkawi International Dialogue, poverty and its eradication take center stage.

Sarawak social worker Raymond Abin says he was informed of this by residents in Bakun and he wants the police to investigate the matter fast.

We are not against development, the only thing we want is reasonable compensation for abandoning our homes of over four decades, the senior residents appeal. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Embattled MAS boss Idris Jala takes remedial action following the outcry on the airline's flight disruption problems and its poor On-Time Performance record.

The National Mosque in Kuala Lumpur, where the forum was scheduled to have taken place, has revoked its permission for the seminar to be held there.

The story that Ong Ka Ting may move from his safe seat in Johore to the overwhelmingly Chinese constituency of Bukit Bintang makes a lot of sense.

US announces new indictments for a Malaysian already designated as a terrorist and his brother, for their alleged support of radical Muslim activities in the Phillipines.