Archive - 11 September 2010

He says he met SUPP president Dr George Chan on Thursday and had 'an exchange of opinion' with him.

Traffic flow on the Penang Bridge returned to normalcy this evening.

There has been no new lead in the police investigation into the disappearance of cosmetic millionaire, Sosilawati Lawiya.

He says it will put to rest the assumptions of an Umno-Perkasa axis.

Taib Mahmud said he is waiting for the state BN component parties to finalise their candidate list for the coming state election.

Police found the body of a baby in a decomposed state in a river in Kampung Jambu, Taiping.

Chan, 74, had said last year he would not be defending the Piasau state seat.

My position is to respect the democratic process, says the party supremo on the bitter contest for No 2.

PKR needs to stop its internal party bickering so that it can set sight on its main agenda - to capture Putrajaya.

Penny Wong, 41, is the new finance minister in the newly-elected Gillard Labor Government.

Peter Pang, who left Sabah-based LDP early this month, is keeping everyone guessing over the party he wishes to join.

It implementation will be reviewed to make it fairer, more transparent and market-friendly, says the PM.

Veteran unionist Francis Xavier, 59, who had campaigned to establish an electronics workers union over the past 30 years, did not see the fruit of his labour.

Ibrahim called a press conference at his home in Hulu Kelang on the second day of Hari Raya. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The soft loan provided to new villagers, which has an initial fund of RM100 million, can also a form of micro financing to help them venture into business.

For the people of Belaga, among the most remote districts in Malaysia, they are looking upon the Bakun Dam to generate a new economic activity.

Eleven motorcyclists were among 21 killed in road accidents on the eighth day of Ops Sikap yesterday, bringing the total death toll to 139 since the start of the operation on Sept 3.

The government is open to the idea of making the ringgit, which recently touched a 13-year high, tradeable offshore again.

Thousands of vehicles were stranded on the Penang Bridge after TNB's high-voltage cables caught fire.

A slew of commentators offer variant views on the idea of a debate between contestants for the PKR deputy presidency.

COMMENT The grass may not be greener across the Causeway. Here’s a broad comparison on how the economic numbers stack up between the two countries.

FREE 'The only way to handle something like this is to mutually decide where the music and noise starts and ends.'

FREE 'Their views and actions are inseparable. Why was MCA chief Dr Chua Soi Lek grilled by the police but not Perkasa?'