Archive - 10 July 2009

Nothing fishy in supporting PAS' Mohd Fauzi

Nothing fishy in supporting PAS' Mohd Fauzi

Manek Urai by-election The Kelantanese Fishmongers and Wholesalers Association, upset over a disparaging remark made by Muhyiddin, today threw their net of support for their fellow tradesmen.
Bank Rakyat co-op in liquidation probe

Bank Rakyat co-op in liquidation probe

Subsidiary of Bank Rakyat, Rakyat Corporation, is in a precarious state after winding-up proceedings commenced last month.
Massive Gerakan Indians exodus to Uthaya's new party

Massive Gerakan Indians exodus to Uthaya's new party

A disgruntled Penang Gerakan's Batu Kawan branch chief V Sivaperumal says he and about 5,000 Indians members will quit and join Hindraf leader P Uthayakumar's new party soon
The Arctic: cold place, hot war?

The Arctic: cold place, hot war?

During a talk on regional politics with a group of adult students early this week, one of them asked if the dispute over the Spratly Islands would undermine the cordial relationship between Malaysia and China.
KTMB derails MIC plan for school: Samy blows steam

KTMB derails MIC plan for school: Samy blows steam

MIC president S Samy Vellu today hit out at Keretapi Tanah Melayu Bhd for forgetting the sacrifices of Indians and denying the party permission to rebuild a 75-year-old Tamil school in Perak.
NGOs want more from PM's liberal policies

NGOs want more from PM's liberal policies

democracy kpi for najib 100709 04 Sustainable growth can only flow from greater democratic rights for the people, say several NGOs who want Najib to push the process through. [VIDEO INSIDE]
Mahathir's dilemma: Najib's new policies

Mahathir's dilemma: Najib's new policies

The NEP should not be blamed for the falling FDI, says Mahathir who sees countries with lower production cost and the world economic crisis as the main causes.
Kedah DAP settles row over pig abattoir

Kedah DAP settles row over pig abattoir

Kedah DAP has withdrawn a threat to quit the state Pakatan Rakyat alliance after resolving a row with its Muslim allies over a pig abattoir.
Sujatha inquest comes to a close

Sujatha inquest comes to a close

k sujatha Five-months and 23 witnesses later, the inquest on the death of actress K Sujatha has finally concluded and the coroner will decide on the cause of death next month.
Is there a market for KL-S'pore speed rail link?

Is there a market for KL-S'pore speed rail link?

How else can residents protect themselves against criminals?

How else can residents protect themselves against criminals?

Big bullies at registration department

Big bullies at registration department

MJ: The talent, the tragedy and the triumph

MJ: The talent, the tragedy and the triumph

16-nation cyber attack on South Korea

16-nation cyber attack on South Korea

This week's cyber attacks on South Korea are believed to have been mounted from 16 different countries but North Korea was not among them, Seoul's spy agency said.
What if MJ had died here?

What if MJ had died here?

PAS plans big surprise for BN

PAS plans big surprise for BN

Manek Urai by-election The Islamic party rachets up rhetoric in final days of election campaign showing determination to fend off challenge.
Kg Buah Pala: A road user's view

Kg Buah Pala: A road user's view

Angkasa: It's not us who drafted Co-op Act

Angkasa: It's not us who drafted Co-op Act

Amidst mounting criticism from co-operatives, Angkasa says it was the previous crop of leaders, not the current, who were instrumental in drafting an Act that purportedly is ultra-vires the constitution.
Najib's first 100 days: More minuses than pluses

Najib's first 100 days: More minuses than pluses

najib and mahathir UPDATED 4.20PM But he said Najib scored more negatives than positives in his first 100 days in office. However, the new man ‘does not sleep on the job'. [VIDEO INSIDE]
Language switch in science, maths: A step back?

Language switch in science, maths: A step back?

The great Nasharuddin poser

The great Nasharuddin poser

Manek Urai by-election The great Nasharuddin poser: Will he or will he not surface at by-election campaign?
YourSay: 'Let the parents decide'

YourSay: 'Let the parents decide'

your say free ‘Why couldn't the government have left that choice to the parents? What's stopping the ministry from providing schools in both English and BM mediums?
Uthaya's passport ban set aside

Uthaya's passport ban set aside

Hindraf leader P Uthayakumar has successfully set aside a bail condition to surrender his passport.
Headlines online: July 10, 2009

Headlines online: July 10, 2009

The change in the government policy in the use of English language for the teaching of Science and Maths continues to hog the headlines.
KJ opens door to PAS, slams Husam Musa

KJ opens door to PAS, slams Husam Musa

NONE Manek Urai by-election UPDATED 4.45PM The Umno youth chief puts the blame on the failed ‘unity talks' squarely on PAS' Husam Musa. [VIDEO INSIDE]
Sivarasa gets to dispute travel ban

Sivarasa gets to dispute travel ban

The Kuching High Court allows the PKR vice-president to file for a judicial review against the Sarawak Immigration Department's entry ban on him.
High Chaparral villagers filing new ownership writ

High Chaparral villagers filing new ownership writ

hindraf kampung buah pala protest at dap hq petaling jaya 300609 Kampung Buah Pala villagers will file a fresh writ at the Penang High Court next week to stake claim of ownership over the village.
China vows to punish Xinjiang rioters

China vows to punish Xinjiang rioters

NONE 'The planners of the incident, the organisers, key members and the serious violent criminals must be severely punished,' said President Hu Jintao and the other eight Politburo members.