
Disciplinary committee mooted at Pakatan meet
The Pakatan Rakyat disciplinary committee, if set up, will give its elected representatives an avenue to lodge complaints on any misconduct by members of the three-party coalition.






The tycoon-turned-politician and owner of Kuala Dimensi Sdn Bhd reiterated his claim that he 'donated' RM10 million to Ong to help rebuild MCA.






The saga finally comes to an end with smiles and handshakes between the duo but they dodge question on whether or not apologies were extended.








DAP national publicity secretary Tony Pua questions the wisdom of two previous MCA transport ministers in issuing four letters of support.

UPDATED 6.30PM The demolition of houses in Kg Buah Pala has been put off to Sept 1 following impromptu negotiation.




Indeed this is not merely an issue about 'Islamic principles', it is also an issue about good governance, jurisprudence, and prudence in legislation.

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‘They should first conduct a survey among the public, rather then doing an email survey among the advisors who have no say at all in the MACC.’









What is shocking about the revelation is that the donation was made at the request of Ong, whose ministry was overseeing the investigations surrounding the PKFZ fiasco.

UPDATED 3.15PM
MCA chief Ong Tee Keat files a police report against tycoon-cum-parliamentarian Tiong King Sing over his RM10 million 'donation' allegation.



UPDATED 3.30PM
Bulldozers rolled into Kg Buah Pala to demolish the houses standing on a bitterly disputed land.
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‘It’s extremely unethical for him to be funding the political activities of someone who is the regulator of the industry that he is involved in,’ says a Malaysiakini reader.