Archive - 7 November 2009

MCA president Ong Tee Keat has directed the immediate setting up of the MCA Greater Unity Plan (GUP) taskforce to come up with an action plan to execute swift plans on three main thrusts.

Prime Minister Najib Razak is expected to make an important announcement to address the ongoing water and electricity supply woes in Sabah soon.

We are not kampung football players. We are professionals who should be grateful for constructive criticisms, says an upbeat Hadi

Abdul Hadi Awang said today he would not step down as PAS president though there were calls for him to do so.

PAS delegates put Nik Aziz Nik Mat, the party’s most influential figure over the past three decades, under the microscope today.

The time has come for MCA to ask BN chief Najib Razak to step in to resolve the crisis the party is facing, said Umno VP Hishammuddin Hussein.

PAC REPORT The transport minister was asked if he received kickbacks from contractor Kuala Dimensi. He suggested that it was illogical.

Former Perlis mufti Dr Mohd Asri Zainul Abidin can hold religious talks in Johor, anytime and anywhere.

Menteri Besar Khalid Ibrahim says additional conditions would be imposed and approval will be given on a case-by-case basis

UPDATED 7.50PM The compassionate payment to Kelantan will be channelled through the Federal Development Department.

Shocked Americans struggled to understand why a Muslim army doctor unleashed a massacre at a US military base, killing 13.

Outspoken political analyst Abdul Aziz Bari has been put on the hot seat by PAS members at the 'Strengthening the Party' seminar for his stinging criticisms of the Islamic party.

The early years were a time of relentless trials but then something happened .. .

Transparency International-Malaysia is facing serious stumbling blocks in obtaining information for its ground-breaking study on political financing.

He dispelled a possible alliance between the Islamic party and arch-rival Umno, but wants the party’s religious credentials kept intact. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Party boss Ong Tee Keat throws a spanner in the works for the rebel faction led by vice-president Liow Tiong Lai by setting the annual general meeting on Dec 5.

Elected reps being hauled for mismanagement of funds can be attributed to the lack of a proper monitoring system, says DAP's Teresa Kok.

Sixteen of 25 divisions tell PKR director of strategy Tian Chua to cut loose the Sabah chapter from central control.

free 'The EGM is the way to go. Ong Tee Kiat will have to seek a new mandate. No fudging will change that. Ask the delegates again.'

free 'The prosecution's behaviour shows that they have no real case against Anwar but must depend on ambush tactics, dubious DNA evidence and...'.

Shah Alam Mayor Mazalan Md Noor said the 17 stores were located in Section 1 to 24.