Archive - 7 March 2010

DAP chairperson Karpal Singh today challenged four ex-PKR members of parliament to stay away from the Dewan Rakyat session beginning Mar 15.

Pakatan Rakyat’s women leaders have called for more of their women activists to play a more proactive role in ensuring the coalition gain greater electoral ground in the upcoming general elections.

The message of the Selangor Pakatan convention today was loud and clear - don’t worry, everything will be fine.

UPDATED 1.10AM They abruptly stopped a Pakatan rally in Kampung Baru. [VIDEOS INSIDE]

Uthayakumar leads his Human Rights Party in a demo outside PKR HQ, claiming that it has failed to address Indian community issues.

DAP supremo Lim Kit Siang has challenged the cabinet to facilitate the Penang government's request to hold local council elections.

Its Sunday edition Mingguan Malaysia has come under criticism after the publication spiked an article written by ex-Perlis mufti Mohd Asri Zainul Abidin.

Jelutong MP Jeff Ooi Chuan Aun today called on Second Finance Minister Ahmad Husni Mohd Hanadzlah to apologise publicly for an allegedly racial remark made recently.

PKR VP R Sivarasa proposed five ways by which Pakatan can make its final push to taking over the federal government.

MCA president Ong Tee Keat today apologised for the third time to his party today over the Port Klang Free Zone (PKFZ) fiasco, saying he had not expected that investigating the matter would have led to a crisis.

Two cars belonging to the president and deputy-president of the Malaysia Hindu Sangam were hit by molotov cocktails early this morning.

Catholic authorities in Malaysia on Sunday accepted an apology from a Muslim magazine after its writers took part in a Catholic service and allegedly desecrated the communion wafer.

UPDATED 2.50PM Selangor today came out in support of the Penang move to reinstate local government polls.

UPDATED 2.05PM Despite the torrent of blows to his leadership, the MCA chief took on a combative position at the 56th MCA AGM. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The reverberations are still echoing throughout the state following Kit Siang's Feb 28 speech on the marginlisation of the KadazanDusunMuruts.

free 'If you were really sincere about apologising, why did it take you 10 months to do so? You are fortunate that it is not the Christian way to take to the streets to protest.'

free 'The festering sore has to be excised or it will infect and kill the whole body. The loss of one more MP is nothing compared to the goodwill to be gained from the electorate.'