Archive - 7 January 2012

Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Ahmad Maslan says the AGM would be held, at the latest, next month.

Once the place is filled, latecomers would be asked to disperse, says the inspector-general of police, Ismail Omar, today.

Let 901 be the day of liberty, and the day our people are finally allowed to express their rights, says Petaling Jaya Selatan MP.

The embattled exco member refuses to comment on PKR’s calls for PAS to act against him, saying he’s trying to do right by Islam.

The opposition must take full responsibility and guarantee its planned gathering on Monday was carried out peacefully, says Muhyiddin Yassin.

Proton advisor Dr Mahathir Mohamad is confident that the national automaker would benefit in any possible tie-up.

He explains to the foreign envoys the possible outcomes of the case as well as the way forward for PKR and Pakatan.

UPDATED 5.25PM He says they have the items and the admission of those involved in proselytising, to back their claims.

Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak left for South Africa today for a two-day working visit at the invitation of S African President Jacob Zuma.

The offer of additional flights for the year of the dragon was to enable M'sians to return home or go on a short holiday.

UPDATED 9.05PM The PKR deputy president says city police did not impose conditions when they agreed to allow the gathering on Monday.

COMMENT DAP heads for its conclave tomorrow in Shah Alam as Pakatan Rakyat’s best-prepared component.

UPDATED 4.45PM The ‘TTR901' graffiti first spotted around Bangsar is believed to be connected to the Free Anwar rally on Monday.

The Pakatan leader tells a gathering in Petaling Jaya the sodomy verdict will be a reminder of gross injustice in the system.

Zunar and caricaturist Johnny Ong will join the Saturday ‘picnic' to raise awareness on the need for academic freedom.

INTERVIEW 'The split in Sabah Umno is certainly to our advantage and sentiment against the state leadership is quite strong.'

FREE YOURSAY 'Having gone through and still going through all the trials and tribulations, Anwar deserves the PM post.'

FREE YOURSAY 'This is similar to the case of the solar-powered Bible and Christians disguised as imams.'

COMMENT Will High Court judge Mohamad Zabidin Mohd Diah do the unexpected?

INTERVIEW He says he's not aware of any arrest warrant against him, but fears he will be sent to Kamunting.

FREE VOXPOP 'Don't judges have the right to invalidate any passed law that violates the constitution? To me, this is an outright violation of the constitution.'