Archive - 7 November 2010

Rosmah: We're not just wives of leaders

Rosmah: We're not just wives of leaders

NONE 'As such, we should never forget the role of the women who stood beside the national leaders,' says Rosmah Mansor.
MCA gets its machinery ready for GE13

MCA gets its machinery ready for GE13

'We want to ensure that the people maintain confidence in the nation's leadership,' says the MCA deputy-president.
'I've changed from 'tai chi' to 'praying mantis kung fu'

'I've changed from 'tai chi' to 'praying mantis kung fu'

'Now I can be firm when needed because the latter is a more hardened form of kung fu,' says Gerakan president Koh Tsu Koon.
Pak Lah moved by Chong Eu's condition

Pak Lah moved by Chong Eu's condition

The former chief minister, who is 91, is still in a coma although he is
reported to be in a stable condition
Sabah may seal PKR candidates' fate

Sabah may seal PKR candidates' fate

NONE UPDATED 11.19PM The results in Sabah will be indicative of the final outcome in the PKR polls.
PKR denies party ballot papers up for sale

PKR denies party ballot papers up for sale

Party sec-gen Saifuddin Nasution says that security measures in place rule out the possibility, and party polls will continue.
Number of flood victims in Kota Setar on the rise

Number of flood victims in Kota Setar on the rise

While the total number of flood victims in Kedah is declining, the number of victims in the district of Kota Setar going up.

MCA can't stop racist school staff, says Pua

MCA can't stop racist school staff, says Pua

MCA's inability to move BN to act on racist school staff proves that the party is powerless in the BN coalition, says Tony Pua.
Deepavali TV ad raises religious ire

Deepavali TV ad raises religious ire

The ad depicts a Hindu family's initial reluctance to accept the marriage of a son to a Muslim girl but which eventually comes to accept the union.
Delegates unhappy with party leadership

Delegates unhappy with party leadership

Delegates at Gerakan national delegates conference stressed the party leaders should start listening to them or risk being voted out.
Gerakan delegates fault BN's 'racist sabotage'

Gerakan delegates fault BN's 'racist sabotage'

Dissatisfaction reigns over ‘big brother’ Umno’s direct and indirect sabotage of Gerakan’s efforts causing the party’s popularity dip.
'Say no to violent rallies'

'Say no to violent rallies'

Gerakan expresses its disappointment and anger at the groups who protested in front of the Penang state legislature assembly last week.

 

'March to Putrajaya' author battles book ban

'March to Putrajaya' author battles book ban

NONE Author Kim Quek wants the court to declare the seizure of his books illegal and the police ban lifted.
'Gerakan down, but not out'

'Gerakan down, but not out'

koh tsu koon 100907 Gerakan is not 'useless' and 'hopeless', the party is as dynamic and attractive as ever.
PM discharged after three days in HKL

PM discharged after three days in HKL

NONE The Health Ministry said PM's chicken pox lesions were healing well and will need a follow-up examination in a few days.
Muhyiddin: BN's back in business

Muhyiddin: BN's back in business

The deputy premier also claims that Malaysia already has the best civil service in the world which still needs to be better.
Gerakan to unveil potential candidates next year

Gerakan to unveil potential candidates next year

The public will get to preview Gerakan candidates from Feb 3, 2011 onwards before they be fielded in the general elections.
Citizen journalists rising up in JB

Citizen journalists rising up in JB

The office, training centre, and the Johor Komunitikini portal was officially launched on Saturday in Johor Bahru.

ETP must help ordinary folk, not big business

ETP must help ordinary folk, not big business

Koh Tsu Koon calls for less help to be extended to big businesses and more on the bottom 40% of the nation's households.
'Disturbing' is not quite the word to describe it

'Disturbing' is not quite the word to describe it

angela jabing FREE 'The school assistant concerned must be sacked immediately and his actions and words condemned unequivocally.'
No need to be Poirot to figure out whodunit

No need to be Poirot to figure out whodunit

NONE FREE 'For people to make untruthful statements without being charged is a dangerous precedent for Malaysian society.'