Archive - 7 February 2012

Kita will not be dissolved if it can free itself from being infested by undesirable elements and infiltrators.

Efforts by Philippine authorities to confirm whether Johor-born Jemaah Islamiah terrorist was actually killed has not been fruitful.

Three Indonesians and a Malaysian went on trial today for killing endangered orangutans and other protected primates as a means of pest control at a palm oil plantation on Borneo island.

State BN chairperson Ahmad Bashah Md Hanipah says with that level of support, he was confident BN would be able to recapture the state.

He questioned why the women’s minister had taken a three-week leave to facilitate investigations, but was not interrogated at all.

Though seen as unconventional, PAS uploads three video clips, including the catchy 'PAS pilihanku' jingle.

The state wants Bursa Malaysia to explain why the firm was given a waiver from being labelled PN17 and at risk of de-listing.

The police report was lodged by Kamarudin Bujang together with four other members of the union.

Perak BN will launch its manifesto for the GE soon, after it has been fine-tuned, said its state chief Zambry Abdul Kadir.

The group’s ‘innovative’ suit against the government demands improved quality of education in Tamil schools, says lawyer P Uthayakumar.

How was it possible that the AELB took just two working days to sift through 1,123 public feedback forms, asks the Bar.

Singapore’s former deputy prime minister, the late Dr Toh Chin Chye, was cremated today at a private funeral at Mandai Crematorium.

Mustafar Ali reveals the case has been classified under Section 23 of MACC Act for abuse of power, which carries a maximum jail term of 20 years.

UPDATED 5PM 'You help me, and I can help you. Nambikei. You trust me and I trust you,' the PM tells devotees at Batu Caves.

Crime arising from the opening of two multi-billion-dollar casino-resorts in Singapore is low and under control, say the city-state’s police.

Nurul Izzah, Tony Pua and Dzulkefly Ahmad welcome the minister’s call for a debate over EPF's cash for low-cost housing loans.

UPDATED 10.29PM So says deputy leader Nik Abduh Nik's call. But chief Nasrudin Hassan denies issuing a similar statement.

Najib Abdul Razak continues to tout his message of moderation to a mainly Chinese audience of 50,000 in Jenjarom last night.

A total of 121 Malaysian employment agencies are now getting ready to collaborate with their Indonesian counterparts in the placement of maids.

Penang Gerakan chief fights back against accusations of being involved in an alleged land scam and refuses to pay for its ‘mistake’.

In his Chap Goh Meh message, the premier urged Malaysians to support his transformation programmes to spur the nation's economic development.

Top PAS officials confirmed that vice-president Salahuddin Ayub is likely to contest in the Umno bastion of Johor in the coming GE.

UPDATED 7.45PM The police denies it has confirmed that a man on its wanted list has been detained by Indonesian authorities.

Theory R, bridging from 1st R to second R.

COMMENT 'Trust my instinct,' PM tells voters as he leverages on personal popularity to conjure away deep misgivings with government.

FREE YOURSAY 'If it's not good enough for Australia, it shouldn't be good enough for any other place on earth.'

FREE VOXPOP 'The EC chairperson should just shut up and follow the constitution instead of making up his own rules.'

FREE VOXPOP ‘This sounds like Kaa the Snake from the Jungle Book when he hypnotises Mowgli, saying, ‘Trust in me'.'