Archive - 17 March 2012

The prime minister said, "it appears that he (Anwar) is not willing (to debate with Raja Petra).

Among others, the conditions require the maids to do only one task for a minimum salary of RM700 a month.

The PSC is part of an engagement process with the public to ensure that the matter is well understood by them.

All three had earlier tested positive for methamphetamine and syabu while two of them have previous criminal records for drug abuse and theft.

Securities Commission chairperson Zarinah Anwar is confident her successor, Ranjit Ajit Singh, has the capabilities to carry on her work.

It is believed he was part of the convoy heading to Seremban when he stopped his car after discovering it had caught fire.

'What happened in 2008 is in the past but don't make the same mistake twice,' she says.

Only 101 of the 941 companies listed on Bursa Malaysia up to Dec 31, 2011 were bumiputera-owned.

This is to put politicians under the public's microscope thus making them think twice when tempted by corruption.

'As the Orang Asli communities are very loyal to the government I have no hesitation to approve this allocation.'

Abdul Kadir was reported to have claimed that the BN gave between RM200 to RM1,000 to buy votes in the last general election.

NGOs say the move is ‘unnecessary’ and merely a delaying tactic to avoid the issue until after the election.

Suaram's graft case against french shipbuilder DCNS seems finally set to be heard in court as hurdles blocking it fade.

He says the party allowed cooperation with the Jews, especially in commerce, but it rejected Zionism.

His maverick move has not been endorsed by the United States, which has yet to name a candidate of its own.

It appears the floodgates are opening for the setting-up of a tribunal to probe claims of wrongdoing against the AG and ex-IGP.

But US President Barack Obama is scrambling to pick a different candidate ahead of next week's deadline.

DAP’s Tony Pua Pua says the sudden share-swap and now impending U-turn epitomises Najib’s impulse-driven decision-making.

A Malaysian NGO and an American reproductive health pioneer have won this year's United Nations Population Award.

'The opposition's stories cannot be relied upon because they don't have the capacity to administer the country efficiently.'

The women youth wing has a cow over Pakatan supporters calling Tan Cheng Liang an ‘old hen’ at Thursday's Penang forum.

He says it is not his intention to split votes but wants the opportunity to clear his name.

'The then Alliance gov't colluded with the British to make special privileges meant to be temporary into a permanent feature.'

The date when the 13th general election will be held continues to be the main talking point among Malaysians.

FREE YOURSAY 'If someone were to suggest passing a law to prevent anyone from converting to Islam, Ibrahim would...'

FREE YOURSAY 'Why only explain to Wanita Umno? We want her to explain to the public as to how her family ended up with the RM250mil loan.'

FREE YOURSAY 'Thailand had more street demos and yet foreigners seem to be flocking there for their second home.'

Singapore Straits Times listed four companies owned by her family members, including Icube Investments Pte Ltd.

FREE YOURSAY 'There is no doubt that EC has broken the law. They treat the constitution like a piece of toilet paper.'

According to EC website, ‘correcting electoral boundaries without moving the actual location of the voter' is not illegal.