
Namewee escapes police swoop?
The rapper claims three police cars arrived around midnight but he doubts they wanted to wish him ‘Selamat Hari Merdeka’.



He clarifies that the party supreme council did indeed endorse its disciplinary committee’s decision to suspend the 12.







The broadcaster’s lawyers deemed his interview may put the Malaysian government in a bad light and may be too hot to broadcast.








The Lembah Pantai MP feels there is a need for the public to have a mouthpiece to engage in matters of public importance.



Malaysiakini will go to court to challenge the Home Ministry decision not to consider its application for a permit to publish a print version.


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The singer faces up to three years in prison if he is charged and convicted.

Their association also feels that the state-owned agency is trying to muscle in on its turf.


Sign language is introduced at a mosque in Kampung Bukit Tok Beng, Terengganu for hearing-impaired students.



The former info minister claims PAS leaders had in May 1969 called for Chinese property to be “seized”, and sided with Indonesia during the ‘Konfrontasi’.


Despite recent bad press, Serdang MP Teo Nie Ching was warmly received during another function at a surau yesterday.

Amnesty International-Malaysia reminds the government of a Merdeka promise to the people.





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The Appeals Court rules that the High Court judge had 'misdirected' himself in the earlier appeal.







The youth wings of two Muslim-based parties are set for a collision course over Serdang MP Teo Nie Ching’s alleged act of disrespect towards Muslims.


The PKR supreme council has rejected its disciplinary committee’s recommendation to suspend the Sabah 12 and instead will let nine off with a warning.