
He may be gone but Razali looms large
Even in death, former Kuala Terengganu MP Razali Ismail’s name echoes on as both contesting parties try to capitalise on the popular deputy education minister’s past.




Now that SJK(C) Chung Hwa Damansara has been re-opened, a board put up to mark the days the school remained closed has been brought down.




Penang-based Muslim convert Siti Fatimah Tan Abdullah wants to revert to Buddhism, but will have to wait until March 16 to know if she can leave Islam.

Former Umno leader Zaid Ibrahim believes that the opposition leader has what it takes to make it to the top, but advises him to change his 'grandstanding ways'.













Proper documentation will not only shed light on the problem in Sabah but help authorities come up with a comprehensive plan to tackle the growing issue of illegal immigrants.








The recent raucous debate on the aborted (or postponed?) sale of the IJN (National Heart Institute) underlines the ambivalence with which the government views our current health care system in particular, and the disdain that it generally regards its own citizens.

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However, the inquiry panel could not identify the cops responsible for assaulting the mechanic in Bandar Mahkota Cheras due to “contradicting and unclear evidence”.
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'We thought the ISA was to counter terrorists. But now the ISA is for ‘reform'. We are baffled at what is being said by the home minister.'

Burris, 71, was picked last week to fill Obama's vacant seat by Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich, who was arrested in December for alleged corruption.