Archive - 24 July 2010

The DPM says the opposition knows only how to make promises without thinking whether they had the ability to deliver them.

Hasan Ali, who is also Selangor exco, said their meeting two months ago was not related to the PAS-Umno unity talks.

The MIC today welcomed the government’s assurance that non-Muslim societies in schools could continue their activities.

PKR’s Suhaimi Shafiei blasts Umno for playing up the issue while the BN government brews laws to rob the state of powers to arrest perpetrators.

'Even if the double dip recession occurs, we are making preparations so that the country's economy is not jeopardised.'

The lawyers are outraged at the various allegations, insinuations and outright "lies" that have been levelled against them. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The projects to be developed included office complexes, administration centre, light rail transit (LRT) and monorail, says Deputy Finance Minister Awang Adek.

The MIC will ensure that at least one million Indian voters can vote in the 13th general election, said its president S Samy Vellu.

Lack of financial prudence over a prolonged period has finally come to haunt the administration, spelling much trouble for the citizenry.

He said the Sarawak state government is strongly committed towards developing the sustainable energy industry.

He wants the 1Malaysia concept to be translated into action and not be a mere conversation piece.

Muhyiddin said under the current law, it is a case of 'once bankrupt, always a bankrupt'.

Najib, Muhyiddin and Sidek have set a dangerous precedent and endorsed recalcitrance by these "little Napoleons", says DAP publicity secretary Tony Pua.

However, the MIC chief admits there are some MIC members who are not happy with Murugiah's entry.

Cartoonist Zunar and M'kini will file their application for judicial review of the ban of '1Funny Malaysia' and ‘Perak Darul Kartun' this Monday.

The memorandum would appeal to the sultan to advise the S'gor gov't not to risk the state's future for its own political interest.

Umno’s solution to reclaiming their golden goose descended into name calling. A case of the pot calling the kettle black.

COMMENT It's a struggle to be able to uproot deeply entrenched mental habits but it has to been done to save the nation.

A 6.1-magnitude earthquake hit northern Sumatra, while in Mindanao, there were three strong quakes.

While protecting individual reputation is important, lawyer Peter Low says there is room to allow more freedom and political space.

Theirs is a heart breaking story of ignorance giving birth to cruelty depriving them of their normal carefree days of growing up.

He has no problems with the article but the headline has turned him into a convenient board for the opposition to fling darts at him.

There is talk that Umno bigwigs plan to groom him for bigger things in Selangor in a move to check Khir Toyo.

free 'If yes, please say it... If no, punish those school who did.'

free 'The country hasn't declined worse because of oil ... The only way is down, unless there is a political change.'