Archive - 26 October 2011

Perkasa chief Ibrahim Ali has justified his absence at the July 9 rally as part of a psywar he waged against Bersih 2.0.

Changes to the Income Tax Act which will give the Inland Revenue Board DG sole discretion over late or incorrect submissions.

Najib Razak today left for Perth to lead the Malaysian delegation to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM).

Rahim Noor says the rise of a ‘human rights wave’ would threaten the principles on which the country was founded.

Sarawak BN is expected to meet the coalition's top leadership on Nov 1 to present a report on the state's preparation for the 13th GE.

UPDATED 4.32PM Right-wing Malay group Perkasa today elected the controversial MP Zulkifli Nordin as its new VP.

Jelutong MP Jeff Ooi has concurred with the Auditor-General's Report 2010 that the state failed to build a single low-cost unit in Penang.

Japanese auto giant Honda halted production at its Malaysian plant yesterday due to disruption to its supply chain.

‘If we support the govt transformation programme, it would also mean darkness will be replaced by the light.’

Prurient and puritanical, the country gags, goes gaga for naughty tales about the private life of politicians.

Azmi Sharom argues that his colleague did not commit sedition when commenting on the Selangor sultan statement.

UPDATED 3.23PM ‘Perkasa, catalyst for unity’ - that was the theme of Perkasa chief ibrahim Ali's policy address.

2010 AUDIT REPORT Poor workmanship and poor decision-making resulted in additional costs for Universiti Malaysia Pahang.

2010 AUDIT REPORT Several failed restaurants around the world and a failed tourism portal are among its staggering list of dubious business ventures.

2010 AUDIT REPORT The audit also found there was faulty or missing equipment and several examples of shoddy construction work.

The numerous irregularities uncovered shows PM Najib's much-touted transformation plans have failed.

The Department of Community Development said the step was taken to ensure that such an incident does not recur.

FREE YOURSAY 'Force is usually met by force. And this lecturer is employed by a publicly-funded institution?'

FREE YOURSAY 'How can we allow so much money to be lost through incompetence, indifference and dishonesty?'

FREE YOURSAY 'We feel sorry that intellectual integrity and honesty are not highly valued and have no place in our universities.'

As we celebrate this Hindu festival of lights, let us hope that good will prevail over evil, and light will prevail over darkness.