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Archive - 30 September 2008
0Najib still gets it wrong after two years
0Ku Li not doing it because of Pak Lah
0Hasta la vista, baby!
0Second habeas corpus filed by RPK's lawyers
The controversial blogger’s legal team are not giving up their quest to seek his release from detention under the Internal Security Act. They filed the second habeas corpus today.
0Najib assures economy solid after shares dive
The government quickly offered investors reassurance today that the economy was strong despite turbulence in US and regional financial markets after the bourse dived 2.4 percent in early trade.
0RPK - peerless patriot and prince
0I lit a candle for Raja Petra
0Don't use Islam to justify ISA detentions
0Indian students unable to enjoy Deepavalli
0Our journey begins...
0IPPs - Try carrot first rather than rotan
0Waiting for Hari Raya Rakyat
0Chia Kwang Chye eyes no position in party polls
In a surprise move, Gerakan secretary-general Chia Kwang Chye today announced that he will not be contesting for any position in the party elections on Oct 11.
0Scrap Sandakan coal power plant plan
The Sabah CM previously cited public health, welfare and environmental concerns for scrapping an earlier coal-fired power plant project. He should do the same for Sandakan, says a local group against the project.
0Hijacked tankers released after ransom paid
Somali pirates have released two Malaysian oil tankers and their crews in exchange for ransom a month after hijacking the vessels.
0Police report on 'teach Kok a lesson' SMS
A DAP member lodges a police report after receiving text-messages containing ‘offensive remarks’ against Seputeh MP and Selangor exco Teresa Kok.
0Zaid Ibrahim writes open letter to PM
breaking news
Zaid Ibrahim, who quit the cabinet two weeks ago, has urged the prime minister to ‘repeal the ISA once and for all’.
012 dead in boat accident in Port Klang
update 5.28pm
The boat, believed to be carrying about 150 people, sank shortly after leaving Port Klang on the west coast en route to Indonesia's Sumatra island across the narrow Straits of Malacca.
0Malaysia enters realpolitik era in days
Prime Minister Abdullah Badawi, an Islamic Studies graduate who wooed the Muslim vote bank piously and impressed them on his way to the top, has in the past said quite a number of extraordinary things in public, indeed on national television, with a straight face and done exactly the very opposite almost the very next day amidst nationwide sniggers and "I told you sos".
0Manikavasagam to stay on as PKR S'gor No 2
His aide says the MP will remain in his post since the state government has slapped a one-week suspension on the MPAJ deputy chief over the temple demolition in Ampang.
0Fong: Why I prefer to be a veep
exclusive
The four-term MCA veep will defend his post in the Oct 18 poll. In an interview, he tackles thorny issues linked to economic policy and public perceptions of the party.
0Taib family's CMS to benefit from new dam project
Its key shareholders are the chief minister's sons, Sulaiman Abdul Rahman and Mahmud Abu Bekir, daughters, Jamilah Hamidah and Hanifah Hajar, wife Lejla, and son-in-law Syed Ahmad Alwee Alsree.
0Transcending race relations
The incorrect problem definition often leads to the wrong solution. Therefore, in the course I teach at Universiti Malaya, we spend an inordinate amount of time talking about "problem definitions" for this very reason.
The ISA was a solution to a real problem: in the 1960s Malaya was faced with the genuine threat of an armed struggle to get rid of a newly formed and independent government.
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JB Jeyaretnam dies of heart failure
Singapore's celebrated former opposition leader JB Jeyaretnam died early this morning of heart failure. The former Workers' Party leader was 82.0'We came with love in our hearts'
free
‘It will not be appropriate if I never thank the police brothers for once for allowing us to hold this anti-ISA candlelight vigil. Thank you for being very understanding.'
0Headlines online: Sept 30, 2008
Most dailies led with the release of 65 Malaysians held by Somali pirates.
0Western navy close in on audacious Somali pirates
The US navy was shadowing the ship while a Russian warship and two Malaysian vessels were heading to Somali waters.
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