Archive - 31 May 2008

The father of 23-year-old Chang Jiun Haur had sleepless nights thinking of his son’s future but was thankful that he is still alive after being savagely beaten by cops.

Questions for the next Parliament session are due to be submitted by June 2, not June 1 as reported in a national daily today.

Despite no longer being an Umno member, Dr Mahathir Mohamad has no intentions of vacating his four government-appointed posts and prefers to be booted out.

‘In politics, anything is possible,’ warns Mahathir when asked if he suspected Ezam Mohd Noor to be Trojan horse for PKR in Umno.

The former PKR Youth chief says Pak Lah must initiate clear signs that reforms will happen or else he will lose his support. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Thailand has delivered its first shipment ordered by Malaysia while India awaits the monsoon before deciding on whether to export more rice.

Mohamad Fairus Khairuddin explains that the offer was made on the understanding that they too are capable and skillful 'colleagues'.

Life is still a hard struggle for our Dayak brethrens, but at least they still have this day all to themselves, called Gawai Dayak Day, affirming again their place on this good earth.

analysis 'The fish always rots in the head first', best described by Dr Ling Liong Sik, figuratively pointed to the 'leadership rot' that invariably begin from the highest level of the political leadership.

Eight days ago, Dr Jeffrey Kitingan announced the first crossover of Sabah MPs to Pakatan will take place by today. Yesterday, he declared it will take place later.