Archive - 11 April 2009

'This is not just a disgrace, but malu lah (shameful),' says Umno veteran leader and former finance minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah at a press conference today. [VIDEO INSIDE]

breaking news Japlin, who is known to be a key supporter of Umno Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin, has been freed on RM100,000 bail today after being detained for three days.

updated 6.20pm He is safe in Pattaya despite attempts by protesters to storm the Royal Cliff Grand Hotel & Spa where he is staying. Najib flew back to KL at 3.30pm today.

Police detainee has regained consciousness and told his mother about his ordeal while under police detention. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Malcolm Mussen assures that development and social welfare projects will be implemented in every part of his constituency without favouritism.

The 'grassroots event' by the Selayang Umno Youth last night was the first programme since Khairy won the wing’s top post in the Umno party polls. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The flamboyant Pasir Mas legislator from Kelantan says he was not in a hurry to apply to join Umno and instead would wait for the party to 'propose' to him.

exclusive 'We have been brushed aside in the new line-up and this has further eroded the support of the Indian community to the BN government,' says a party insider.

The clinic at the Rafflesia Medical Centre in Kota Kinabalu which began operating recently has already screened its first 30 patients.

In all those three decades of Najib's unimpressive career in government, when was the last time that you heard something inspiring or original from him?

The roadshows had been expected to win support for the proposed Domestic Hubbing Service in Sepanggar but not everyone is entirely convinced.

updated 10.37pm Thai PM Abhisit declared a state of emergency in Pattaya after chaos erupted at the summit but it was lifted later tonight.

free ‘By not giving Khairy any post, Najib is just inviting trouble. To rub salt into the wound, Mukhriz is deputy minister of Miti.’

free There must be someone else behind this murder and we have ascertain the motive for the murder. In this case there is none. The two policemen had not even known this Mongolian lady.

A Malaysian man was sentenced to 25 weeks in jail for stealing 80 pairs of women's panties, a media report said today.