Archive - 22 September 2009

The EGM scheduled on Oct 10 has the 'good intention' of resolving problems affecting the party, said Ong Tee Keat.

A review paper of the ISA may be tabled in the Dewan Rakyat next month for debate.

Though the state government had initially expected the oil royalty to be paid before Aidilfitri, it would still strive to make headway on the issue.

Children under age 10, would need two doses of the influenza A(H1N1) vaccine while children ages 10 and older would need just one shot, said a US health official.

MCA CC member Ti Lian Ker defended the committee's decision to act on Dr Chua Soi Lek's case.

It will be either a 'win all' or 'lose all' for the current leadership, and if it is the latter, the presidential council and CC would have to resign, paving the way for fresh party elections.

Umno should pick a candidate who is free of money politics for the Bagan Pinang state by-election, said former PM Mahathir.

Dressed in a loose green jacket and trousers, Farah looked like any other beauty therapist, apart from the prisoner identification number sewn onto her uniform.

'The Malaysian League's next season will be the FAM's last battle ground to find our way out of the quagmire.'

Why is the government acting as if it privately own the country?

PKR VP Jeffrey Kitingan has dismissed intense public speculation that he is the heir apparent in an elaborate succession plan put together by PBS.

COMMENT If the government cannot monitor a project in Port Klang just half an hour from KL, how can they monitor a project deep in upriver Sarawak?