Archive - 27 October 2012

The Lebanon authorities have arrested two Malaysians, believed to be suicide bombers and suspected to be linked to the al-Qaeda terrorist organisation.

A blackout had occurred at KKIA a few months ago but no concrete steps were taken to prevent a re-occurrence, laments Sabah DAP.

The Bandar Tun Razak Wanita Umno receives a rude shock when its 'Skuad Sayang' van is splashed with red paint and scrawled with profanities.  

The Penang CM warns that their foes will be going all out to undermine the state gov't in the coming 13th general elections.

He suggested that all remaining detainees be immediately freed to put an end to the ISA saga - a dark chapter in the nation's history.

UPDATED 6.55PM The war of words continues with Selangor exco Ronnie Liu revealing 2007 documents to prove that BN was the culprit.

The days of foreigners using licences 'rented' from local traders to operate hawker stalls in Kuala Lumpur are numbered.

PAS members refute ex-Perlis mufti’s fears of the party leaders elevating themselves above criticism, saying there is no basis.

'Syed Mokhtar had succeeded on merit; giving back to the community by building 63 mosques across the globe,' says Ibrahim Ali.

Hopefuls, who must first click 'like' to his fan page, are invited to explain why they wish to attend the wedding reception.

Once adopted, the ministry will take necessary actions to ensure that the related information reach Malaysians overseas.

It vows no one would be spared in the probe, whether they were individuals, the local authorities or the airport operator.

FREE YOURSAY 'We know that their May 13 stories have not worked. They now try using religious issues to scare certain races.'

COMMENT 'Like their competitors, Malaysiakini realises that the key in the media marketplace is through ‘convergence'.'

FREE VOXPOP 'Is there any doubt about the cause of suffering of the Penan? Yet they are still asking for more of BN.'

FREE YOURSAY 'ICAC's mute reaction would not only damage its reputation but also that of Hong Kong as a financial centre.'

FREE YOURSAY 'MIC said there should be no development near the temple; why then was the planning permit granted?'