Archive - 15 September 2007

The banners read, 'Defend - our Independence! Return - our rights! Restore - democracy!' This is central to the Merdeka march today.

Guess which Kedah born politician said: "Maybe I regret going into politics. I should have stayed a doctor. When I was practising, I was very popular. People loved me".

Auditor-General's Report A DAP legislator queries why the privatisation of waste management services in Kuching seven years ago did not produce the desired results.

Musa Hitam sees the Muslim-dominated autonomous region of Urumqi as the stepping stone for bumiputera businessmen to venture into China.

NS Training Council chairperson Lee Lam Thye says it is part of a RM20 million allocation which will include the equipment needed and 50 ambulances.

Nobody told us about this mythical 'social contract' of Malaysia that was to change my life and the fate of the nation forever.

A 51-year-old man had enough of his 31-year-old wife's two-timing that he decided to lead a khalwat raid to nab her and her lover.

Auditor-General Ambrin Buang says the government will introduce an 'accountability index' in 2008 for the public sector.

However, his condition had not deteriorated and the move was merely to facilitate the normal monitoring process, says his aide Sufi Yusoff.

A Middle East consortium plans to invest at least RM5 billion in Malaysia's energy, Islamic banking and property sectors, a report said today.

Thousands of foreign workers have been forced to camp in the car park of Kuala Lumpur International Airport while waiting for their employers.

Azmi Khalid says the ministry had made the commitment to the Malaysian Nature Society.

A box of sugar-covered Ramadan treats from the Iraqi Embassy triggered an anthrax alert that put a Malaysian ambassador in hospital.