Archive - 25 November 2012

The DPM, defence minister and deputy interior minister are also targeted for grilling by the opposition in the Thai Parliament.

Muhyiddin Yassin denies Dong Zong’s claims that the blueprint will sideline other languages in pushing Malay.

Takiyuddin Hassan says Kelantan is ready to be sued by non-Muslims as its policies are in line with the constitution.

The Umno deputy also admits to Utusan Malaysia that Najib’s Budget 2013 with its handouts will help the party win the next GE.

Should the PM refuse to meet Himpunan Hijau, it would mean he is refusing to listen to the people on Lynas, says Wong Tack.

The demonstration by Chinese education group Dong Zong against the National Education Blueprint drew some 10,000 people.

FREE VOXPOP ‘These ‘single mothers' should now ask for money from Najib Razak, our male women's minister.'

FREE YOURSAY ‘I have lost count the number of times public funds were used to keep MAS afloat, in addition to shareholders...'

FREE YOURSAY ‘Mohd Isa cannot see the wood, or forest, of his own political stupidity through the trees of his appalling...'

The ministry is being accused of frustrating the learning of science and math in English despite allowing its limited continuance.

FREE YOURSAY ‘Those who steal, of course, do not see anything wrong with stealing. Stealing for the party is still stealing.'

It launched its blueprint today, calling for a Ministry of Minority Affairs, that will be headed by Hindraf. [VIDEO INSIDE]

DAP wants the minister to step down if the upgrade cannot be finished by Dec 1 as scheduled as it is a disgrace to visitors.

In a recent interview, PM Najib Abdul Razak explains why he is confident of a strong showing by BN in the coming general election.

The party says salon owners are tearing at their hair over the city council’s refusal of new permits and delays in existing applications.

With discipline, Umno could go to ‘war' in an orderly manner, under a strong leadership, says Najib Abdul Razak.

The prime minister says Umno has numerous ideas for for the nation's future while the opposition is still unclear on the matter.

Najib Abdul Razak says the level of support for the gov't is rising among the Chinese community compared to 2008 because they like its direction.

LIVE REPORTS The 300km march from Kuantan has snowballed into a major protest in downtown KL. [PHOTOS & VIDEOS]

Himpunan Hijau says that they have made their point and urges supporters not to breach the Dataran Merdeka cordon.

'If it rains or a flood occurs, (then we) can use the boat,' he says in jest.

A notice issued by KL mayor Ahmad Phesal Talib has been placed in the middle of the roadblock, stating that ‘this place is closed for any activities’.