Archive - 19 February 2011

Prime Minister Najib Razak today challenged the opposition to unveil their shadow cabinet.

This is to address the critical shortage of power supply in the east coast, says Chief Minister Musa Aman.

This time, it's the city of Ankara which will confer on Rosmah Turkey's prestigious 'Award of Social Responsibility'.

Pakatan leaders will meet soon to decide on which party will represent the pact in the Kerdau by-election, says Anwar Ibrahim.

The BN will be naming its candidates for the Merlimau and Kerdau by-elections by Wednesday, says PM Najib Abdul Razak.

Even Umno’s Ku Li gives a glowing account of the DAP stalwart as he celebrates his 70th birthday tomorrow.

The forum with MACC on graft generates plenty of heat, mostly with the commission at the receiving end for its endless excuses.

Bank Negara announced yesterday that Malaysia's economy had registered a 7.2 percent growth last year, the highest since 2000.

PAS is going all out boost its dwindling support among the Malays by reaffirming its commitment to the community.

UPDATED 8.17PM Despite Bank Negara’s euphoria over our 7.2% growth, Singapore and Indonesia actually outperformed us, says the opposition leader.

Was it the opposition who declined a police investigation into Teoh's death, or delayed the RCI 18 months after it was demanded, he asks.

But the party can take comfort in reading the EC decision as a sign that the BN is running scared of the Pakatan.

The Islamic party has been rocked back on its heels by this latest innovative move by the Election Commission. But it is ready.

Sarawak NGO Brimas claims that an oil palm company sent two busloads of gangsters to force the longhouse residents to end resistance.

Given the still-high crime rate in Selangor, the rakyat are still fearful for their safety and security, says MB Khalid's political secretary.

Defying the odds, the party insists it will push the envelope to test the freedoms guaranteed under the nation's charter, come what may.

Malays are still PAS' priority, but the party favours ‘empowerment’ rather than supremacy.

The entity is all flustered that the chief minister's usage of the word could sow confusion about the religion's status in the nation.

They are targetting 30,000 participants in the day long event planned at retaining Kedah in the next GE.

Former Parti Rakyat Sarawak (PRS) deputy information chief Tedewin Ngumbang Datu has ruled out joining the Sarawak National Party (Snap).

FREE YOURSAY A certificate to use highly complicated software? For such a high profile trial as Anwar’s, they have rolled out such low quality actors.

FREE VOXPOP Why bother having a speaker if practically any judge can at will assume that function and override any decisions of the Dewan?