Is this Islam Hadhari? The PKR leader claims that the prime minister had labelled him as a traitor and a threat to the nation to a group of Malay NGOs last Tuesday.
0The government does not want to risk erosion of political support just before the polls by easing controls over the price of the commodity, claims PKR.
0The government’s proposals are nothing new, they say, and offer more ideas on what needs to be done to improve the police force and curb crime.
0Those who had made donations to Hindraf are being summoned by the police to be probed for ‘funding terrorist activities’.
0PKR leaders also challenge their former friend-turned-foe to a duel in the coming elections, ‘if he dares.’
0updated 6.55pm We did not make any decision not to take foreign workers from India, said Home Minister Radzi Sheikh Ahmad.
0MCA Youth leader Ling Hee Leong continues to level criticism against the party president over his handling of the Dr Chua Soi Lek sex scandal.
0updated 7.15pm The two parties have inked a deal to ensure that the opposition will face one-to-one contest with BN in the frontline state.
00000000The PKR de facto leader is in no doubt that the features of democracy are ‘moral imperatives’ of Islam as well.
000The move comes after calls by unions to halt the hiring of foreign workers at airports, saying they could pose a security threat.
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Residents are seeing red because Mad Aris is embroiled in a series of land scandals involving the alleged leasing out of reserve land in Ampang for commercial purposes to his cronies.
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0new He should read the constitution and check the election laws before lecturing the Election Commission head.
0updated 7.01pm Another flip-flop? The government said that low-cost Australian airline is eligible to fly the newly liberalised route.
0A flour shortage in the country that had threatened to cut off supplies of the favourite roti canai has been averted with an agreement to boost production.
0Beyond primary and secondary education, would Chinese and Indians have equal access to ‘government’ scholarships? Would Chinese and Indians have equal number of seats at universities in Malaysia?
0new Unlike cheating on a spouse, cheating on the public is a crime, but the real arch-criminals in Malaysia go free.
0All the major dailies front-paged the prime minister’s alarm over the 13.4 percent increase in violent crime.
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