Archive - 21 September 2009

In the next general election, Kelantan Umno will use virtual media to provide information on BN to contest against the PAS campaign.

The government's two stimulus packages are on track and beginning to have a positive impact on the economy, said Najib.

Schools can secure the transport service of logging companies operating in the locality to send the Penan children to school and back home.

The first wife of slain militant Noordin Mohamad Top and her elder brother are to leave for Jakarta soon to claim Noordin's body for burial in Malaysia.

Ong has pulled the rug from under Chua as the two rival leaders prepare for the final showdown at the Oct 10 EGM.

'I want all parties to enter into serious negotiations to find an amicable solution on issues of compensation, resettlement and heritage,' said the PKR leader.

Muhyiddin has sought to debunk perceptions among people outside the country that Malaysia is not stable due to issues involving race.

The world's longest-reigning monarch is being treated in hospital today after being admitted with a fever and fatigue.

Hishammuddin has been reported last week as saying that he “would not hesitate to fill the Kamunting Detention Centre to the brim if there are people out there who are a threat to national security”.