
Penghulu and penggawa to monitor prices
The government is enlisting them to check on consumer prices in the face of rising inflation.







It's bouquets from hotel operators and brickbats from restaurateurs in Sabah following a move to ban shark hunting in local waters.




Policies in it will strive to ensure equal distribution of wealth to solve the problems faced by the country's working class.

Critics claim that the IAEA is 'pro-nuclear' and cannot give an independent assessment of the controversial project.


Don't blame the victims when the authorities have never acted against flouting of the male-female room sharing ban, says a lobby group.

Penang Hill’s train operator asks why the Tourism Ministry is withholding critical documents.

Deputy minister Heng Seai Kie says for laws protecting them to be effective victims have to come forward and report the incidents.


Hata Wahari said this was to make its editors take responsibility for its anti-Christian front-page report.

It says the Malaysian opposition leader, accused of bad morals, should resign as the MD of the IMF did, following rape allegations.

Malaysians, while believing in their own God, must not negate the rights of others to their own beliefs.


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'For short-term expediency, the politicians are willing to sacrifice the nation's long-term interests.'


How did they know that the car in which Anwar's family travels in will be 'tampered' with, months before the event?

