Archive - 5 June 2009

Husam's supporters quietly confident but...

Husam's supporters quietly confident but...

updated 7.45am According to them, Husam has garnered about 45 percent of the votes, while Nasharuddin is trailing at 35 percent and Mohammad Sabu finishing third with 20 percent.
PKR rebuffs CM's demands to sack councillor

PKR rebuffs CM's demands to sack councillor

updated 10pm In a fiery two-hour meeting, some 30 PKR representatives backed whip councillor Johari Kassim and rejected CM Guan Eng's call for the former to be sacked.
'Door forever closed to Murugiah'

'Door forever closed to Murugiah'

Kayveas said T Murugiah had caused irreparable damage to the party and that it was “hopeless” to reconcile with him.
Jaya supermarket collapse: Owner, firms blacklisted

Jaya supermarket collapse: Owner, firms blacklisted

The Selangor government has also directed all local councils to check their records to see if these blacklisted companies are involved in any other development projects in Selangor.
Kayveas: Najib to open Sunday's PPP AGM

Kayveas: Najib to open Sunday's PPP AGM

kayveas updated 5.58pm After weeks of internal turmoil in PPP, the party can now breath a sigh of relief because the green light has now been given for June 7 AGM.
No confirmation RPK is in Brisbane

No confirmation RPK is in Brisbane

raja petra kamaruddin habeas corpus case 071108 Home Minister Hishammuddin Hussein said today he had no information on the whereabouts of the controversial blogger, who disappeared two months ago.
Abused by prince: No police report, no probe

Abused by prince: No police report, no probe

However police chief Musa Hassan said teen model Manohara has lodged a report in Singapore.
Voting completed, results tomorrow

Voting completed, results tomorrow

updated 6.13pm The voting process, which started at 3.30pm, saw 1,044 delegates from 178 divisions taking part to elect the Islamic party's top leadership.
Ex-top cop wants gov't to clear his name

Ex-top cop wants gov't to clear his name

The top cop who investigated the assault on Anwar Ibrahim in 1998, wants his name cleared over allegations that he was part of a group which fabricated evidence in the probe.
DAP supremo refutes Hadi's claims

DAP supremo refutes Hadi's claims

lim kit siang 201108 Lim Kit Siang's denial came soon after Abdul Hadi told reporters that PAS' allies in Pakatan had reacted positively to the formation of a unity government with BN.
Manohara exchanges barbs with Soberi on TV

Manohara exchanges barbs with Soberi on TV

manohara odelia pinot Appearing composed, Manohara exchanges insults with her estranged husband's confidant Mohd Soberi Shafii live on Indonesian TV. [VIDEO INSIDE]
SPM core subjects: some pertinent suggestions

SPM core subjects: some pertinent suggestions

Ten political commandments for PAS

Ten political commandments for PAS

Logging blockades: Why are they still there?

Logging blockades: Why are they still there?

New Penanti rep has to win hearts and minds

New Penanti rep has to win hearts and minds

Politicians, make no mistake - we're your masters

Politicians, make no mistake - we're your masters

Rightful Perak MB? - empiricism versus rationalism

Rightful Perak MB? - empiricism versus rationalism

Demand spaces for debate on sticky issues

Demand spaces for debate on sticky issues

Being energy efficient pays

Being energy efficient pays

Let's go to the zoo? You can count me out...

Let's go to the zoo? You can count me out...

MTCC not involved in blockade

MTCC not involved in blockade

Husam: Forget PAS-Umno talks

Husam: Forget PAS-Umno talks

The PAS deputy president aspirant said if the opposition party negotiates with Umno now, it would be seen as helping the ruling party to get out of its dire state.
Crisis deepens in Penang Pakatan

Crisis deepens in Penang Pakatan

updated 3.25pm Two state DAP leaders today put more pressure of eight PKR councillors to just resign if they were unhappy with the state's appointment of a civil servant as a council head.
Headlines online: June 5, 2009

Headlines online: June 5, 2009

Most dailies highlighted Prime Minister Najib's highly successful working visit to China where he spoke passionately on how the two nations can work together on various issues.
PAS leader demands apology from Utusan

PAS leader demands apology from Utusan

updated 1.13pm Husam Musa wants an apology from the Umno-owned daily for an article which he says undermined his chances in the party polls today.
We'll win Manek Urai, vows Hadi

We'll win Manek Urai, vows Hadi

pas muktamar hadi giving speech updated 5.45pm 55th PAS muktamar 'God willing, when the Manek Urai by-election is held, we will be able to defend it,' said the PAS leader in his presidential speech.
Bail out the planet

Bail out the planet

world enviroment day 050609 comment World Environment Day The world needs to break free from this linear treadmill of destruction defined by carbon intensive fossil fuel dependence.
Meeting to decide party's direction

Meeting to decide party's direction

pas muktamar 55 agm PAS Muktamar Abdul Hadi's policy address is expected to touch on the direction of the party's cooperation with other Pakatan parties as well as on other local issues.
The Tiananmen challenge

The Tiananmen challenge

comments josh hong As Najib and the Chinese leaders bid goodbye, their minds are preoccupied with the growing demand for democratic change both in Malaysia and China.
Debate motion for ulama to head PAS rejected

Debate motion for ulama to head PAS rejected

updated 3.25pm A motion to debate a resolution by the Ulama Council that all party top posts be reserved to the ulama (religous scholars) has been rejected. [VIDEO INSIDE]
Federal power: 'PAS cannot do it alone'

Federal power: 'PAS cannot do it alone'

free 'PAS was successful in the last election because it worked harmoniously within Pakatan. In war, once you lose momentum, the enemy will defeat you miserably.'
Air France crash mystery deepens

Air France crash mystery deepens

updated 2.45pm The mystery surrounding the crash of an Air France plane off the coast of Brazil deepened after Brazilian officials said items they had pulled from the sea were not in fact debris from the downed Airbus.