
Contract for investment: Koh asked to explain
As the campaign enters its final days, the opposition has demanded Koh to explain the alleged ‘bribe’ given to Motorola to entice the company to stay put in Penang.







analysis
MIC is in a fix. The support it once commanded from the Indian community is on the wane. In a desperate bid to regain some lost ground, the party uses the IPF president.

It has pulled out all stops to get its ‘diaspora’ to rise to the defence of Kelantan against Umno, depicted as the enemy at the gate.









updated 6.10pm
Outgoing chief minister Dr Koh Tsu Koon says this is to 'cool-off' the intense speculation on the issue so that candidates can focus on their respective election campaigns.




Is our BN husband a corruption-holic? Has the dadah of money politics and cronyism gone too deep into his system? Or can he be rehabilitated? We hope against hope.


updated 7.30pm
The DAP politician is fuming over posters which portray her as a 'loose woman'. A disappointed Kok says she expected more from a woman opponent.






Teluk Kemang
Facts on the ground belie rosy government rhetoric and this gives Kamarul confidence he could pull off an upset in the MIC stronghold.

Having trouble deciding on which candidate to vote? Malaysiakini begins a series of interviews pitting opposing candidate together to state their stand on several hot button issues.






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The government and EC will do their utmost best to deny you your right to vote as they know first-timers are likely to be opposition supporters.