Archive - 6 November 2010

Week 2: Azmin widens lead in deputy president race

Week 2: Azmin widens lead in deputy president race

UPDATED 11.23PM The PKR polls move into the second week with balloting being carried out in 11 divisions today.
Gerakan NDC calls on BN to be more inclusive

Gerakan NDC calls on BN to be more inclusive

The 39th Gerakan national delegates conference passed 18 declarations covering the party, politics, economy, social and the society.
MAS, SIA cancel Jakarta flights due to volcanic ash

MAS, SIA cancel Jakarta flights due to volcanic ash

This is due to the violent eruption of Indonesia's most active volcano.
SAPP, PKR may challenge Batu Sapi results

SAPP, PKR may challenge Batu Sapi results

'If Ansari were to file an election petition, we can provide all the evidence,' says Yong Teck Lee.
Let Deepavali light illuminate M'sian xenophobia

Let Deepavali light illuminate M'sian xenophobia

NONE COMMENT Let’s be brutally honest about this: our tolerance towards one another has been wearing very thin, of late.
Lim tells reprieved villagers: We're fair to all

Lim tells reprieved villagers: We're fair to all

lim guan eng and penang The CM says the absence of vested interests enables his government to help Penang’s poor.
PM orders federal agencies to aid flood victims

PM orders federal agencies to aid flood victims

NONE It appears that politics muddied the federal government response to the debilitating floods in Kedah.
Tsu Koon says he may bow out earlier

Tsu Koon says he may bow out earlier

Keng Yaik however says Koh may have to stay if members want him to, but would not comment further.
S'pore polls coming, too: Part II

S'pore polls coming, too: Part II

COMMENT PAP's election promises relating to housing and healthcare are compared against actual policies and official statistics over the last half-decade.
MCA: Caning over non-halal food issue 'disturbing'

MCA: Caning over non-halal food issue 'disturbing'

Party central committee member Loh Seng Kok says, why not take it further and ban all meat out of respect for vegetarians?
Clinton's team pays attention to little details

Clinton's team pays attention to little details

They preferred a dark coloured backdrop as opposed to a light-coloured so that the spatial lighting would be more accommodating to the camera.
Sarawak's white paper not meant to shackle press: DCM

Sarawak's white paper not meant to shackle press: DCM

The proposed White Paper should not be seen as a guideline that was confined only to opposition parties but applied to all.
Najib's chicken pox lesions healing well

Najib's chicken pox lesions healing well

He is in high spirits despite being warded in Hospital Kuala Lumpur for two days, said Health DG Dr Mohd Ismail Merican.
Sekinchan rep in hospital after alleged assault

Sekinchan rep in hospital after alleged assault

Ng Suee Lim in hospital SJMC thumb DAP rep Ng Suee Lim has been nursing a head concussion after being allegedly assaulted by 30 men two days ago.
How David beat Goliath in Iban land rights war

How David beat Goliath in Iban land rights war

COMMENT In the 90s, Semilajau villagers fought and won a long legal battle against a conglomerate bent on taking their land.
Why AG is eager to close the books

Why AG is eager to close the books

Questions are being asked on why the AG is quick to close the case involving the sensational killing of Altantuya.
Taib family's friend-turned-foe spills the beans

Taib family's friend-turned-foe spills the beans

He reveals intricate details of how Sarawak's first family allegedly employs ‘nominees’ to manage their acquisitions.
Old  racial concepts still in new Umno playbook

Old racial concepts still in new Umno playbook

COMMENT Galas has come and gone, but the Hakka folk of Kampung Pulai in the constituency have been waiting 500 years for land titles.
Caned for non-halal food: It's all about power

Caned for non-halal food: It's all about power

The silver lining in the Galas thrashing

The silver lining in the Galas thrashing

Galas defeat: Why so shocked, PAS?

Galas defeat: Why so shocked, PAS?

The treacherous South seas

The treacherous South seas

Can US mediate China and Japan?
PI Bala's open letter to AG Gani Patail

PI Bala's open letter to AG Gani Patail

The following is private eye P Balasubramaniam's open letter to AG Abdul Gani Patail sent to Malaysiakini today.
Bala admits signing false SD, dares AG to charge him

Bala admits signing false SD, dares AG to charge him

EXCLUSIVE Private eye Balasubramaniam hits back at the gov't for closing his double SDs case.
PAS: 18,000 new postal voters in 3 mths suspicious

PAS: 18,000 new postal voters in 3 mths suspicious

PAS Youth is unconvinced by the EC’s explanations for the massive transfer in just three months, and wants postal votes abolished.
Sarawak CM appeals for Chinese support

Sarawak CM appeals for Chinese support

CM Taib Mahmud has urged those in his state to back Chinese-based SUPP in the coming election.
Taib, you're wrong on politics of envy

Taib, you're wrong on politics of envy

NONE FREE 'Sarawakians reject, not envy, politicians whose wealth has been obtained through corruption and illegal means.'
The line must be drawn here in S'wak

The line must be drawn here in S'wak

your say FREE 'It will happen time and again if issues like these are not addressed promptly and nip in the bud.'
Can Pakatan reverse the tide?

Can Pakatan reverse the tide?

pakatan convention 191209 three parties leaders FREE 'Najib's strategies seem to be working where it matters most...'