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The lack of support for the petition does not bode well for MCA and Gerakan, whose top leaders have been calling for a review of the ISA, says DAP leader Lim Kit Siang.








updated 8.10pm Cuepacs reveals that about 50,000 contract employees in the civil service are facing the possibility of being retrenched by the end of this year.



After all his hype over a takeover plan, the opposition leader now says he is ‘not in a terrible hurry’ to topple the government - but insists he is still working on the plan.


A special unit in the National Registration Department is set to solve the issue of bogus personal documents in East Malaysia when it begins operations in a few days.





The worsening weather across the country, the north in particular, the request by the Perak sultan for a university course and a former MCA president's comments were the main concerns in today's headlines.

The Selangor government views with concern the statement made yesterday by Deputy Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Fadillah Yusof concerning plans for the development of nuclear power in Malaysia, including a bill in Parliament.
We are concerned as to why the new state government’s input has not been sought in this process and why nuclear power has been identified as an alternative source of power generation for Malaysia by the year 2020.

‘The members have spoken. The message is loud and clear. They have rejected a weak leadership. They want a more vocal leadership,’ says Dr Chua Soi Lek.

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‘If it is so lucrative for Valuecap to dive into the market and buy up undervalued stocks, why don't the EPF, Khazanah and PNB do it themselves?'