Archive - 6 September 2009

The division's chief Mohd Isa Abdul Samad said the name would then be forwarded to the state liaison committee, before being submitted to the party president.

Among the measures are sending its officers and staff for various courses to improve their performance.

The home minister said he knew the numbers of PKR and PAS, as well as BN members, involved in the protest.

Sixteen of them were arrested last night for allegedly taking part in an illegal procession.

Wong also strongly urged party members to avoid making baseless allegations and statements to ensure that the EGM could be conducted smoothly.

The religious body now fears that the future of the temple could be bleak with no place for it to be relocated in Shah Alam.

Five people were killed and dozens were left missing after a ferry carrying nearly 1,000 passengers sank in darkness off the southern Philippines on Sunday, officials said.

UPDATED 3.35PM Najib said that the people are beginning to doubt the credibility of Pakatan Rakyat in administering their states.

A Sabahan social activist is calling for a royal commission to look into allegations that illegal immigrants are being recruited as voters.

UPDATED 3.40PM Abdullah warned that if the party's crisis was not settled soon, it would destroy both MCA and Barisan Nasional.

There was no death due to the influenza A(H1N1) infection recorded today, with the death toll remaining unchanged at 73 cases.

Community leader Shanmugam is angry with the people of Taiping for having no regards for the national flag.

COMMENT 'YB Shahrizat, can you live well with less than RM800? If you honestly can say yes, then let us learn from your wisdom.'

The number of HIV cases through heterosexual relationship was on the rise in the country due to the fact that most Malaysian males were reluctant to use condoms.

A global survey has found that most people can't live without their mobiles and if given a choice, would rather lose their wallet.

'He does not deserve to have his contract renewed for he must bear full responsibility for the police force's failure to perform their duty to rein in crime, protect human rights and enforce the law.'

He says BN lacks transparency and should implement proper guidelines for translating its oft-cited power-sharing formula into genuine practice.

Residents of China's far western city expressed grudging satisfaction that two high officials were fired as the city recovered from angry protests.

The apex court will hear McDonald's petition to strip local eatery McCurry of the 'Mc' prefix.

free 'No ISA ... in whatever form! Enough window dressing. Just get rid of the Internal Security Act.'

The handling of the case so far demonstrates clearly that all that talk about 1Malaysia is mostly cow pie.