Archive - 21 June 2009

BREAKING NEWS updated 9.55pm The police have cordoned off a DAP fund-raising dinner for some 3,000 people in Klang and confiscated the PA system but later allowed the dinner to continue at 8.15pm. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Sources say Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng has ordered the state secretary to give written instructions to the MPSP chief to bar the PKR councillor from council meetings.

The Selangor government will go ahead with appointing a exco member to the Port Klang Authority's board although the move is not welcomed by PKA chairperson Lee Hwa Beng.

T Murugiah urges the PPP president to respect the prime minister and not 'jump the gun' in attempting to replace him for the deputy minister post.

The team will look into all controversial projects to check on issues like natural and social justice, environment, human development and traffic management.

Many Gerakan members are angry with the leadership for taking such severe action without giving its vice-president Huan Cheng Guan a chance to defend himself.

SJK (C) Jalan Davidson in Kuala Lumpur will be closed for seven days after another one of its pupils tested positive for the A(H1N1).

Foreign Minister Anifah Aman is very upset over speculative stories in blogosphere raising questions over the health of his elder brother and Sabah Chief Minister Musa Aman.

A Sikh MP and a cat-loving ex-minister are among the contenders as Britain's Parliament seeks a new Speaker and a fresh start after an expenses scandal which sparked a political crisis.

Distributing leaflets against the government’s policy to teach science and mathematics in English has landed eight Johor PAS Youth wing members in a police station.

'The truth is that the people’s land, in particular the native customary rights land have already been taken, grabbed and snatched under the BN government.'