Archive - 8 September 2013

Wilfred Madius Tangau and Ewon Ebin are seeking to fill the vacancy left by Wilfred Bumburing who quit to form Angkatan Perubahan Sabah.

Josie Fernandez says her membership termination goes against the very principle of transparency the NGO represents.

UPDATED 5.35PM After enduring a frosty relationship for the past three months, Liow Tiong Lai finally lets it all hang out.

The lesser known but very vocal Baljit will be taking on heavyweight Teng Chang Yeow for the Penang Gerakan leadership.

A protest involving about 20 people took place in Kota Baru, Kelantan yesterday where four people allegedly refused to disperse.

The MCA's deputy president says he never pressured the party boss to step down and Chua should focus on crucial issues instead of feuding.

The government is planning to build a military camp capable of accommodating one battalion of military command in Kudat, Sabah.

Seputeh MP Teresa Kok urges the IGP to withdraw his claim that there's nothing wrong with the cops quizzing children.

Wouldn't Saifuddin Abdullah and Kamalia Ibrahim be a better choice as an envoy compared to Zahrain Hashim, asks Nizar Jamaluddin.

Former MCA CC member Lee Hwa Beng says to look for new leaders as public perception of the current crop is not good.

Constitutional expert Abdul Aziz Bari says BN should accord due respect to the opposition before making such a demand.

Tokyo received 60 votes to Istanbul’s 36 in the final round, with Madrid having been eliminated in the first round.

COMMENT That September, the sky fell down onto him in a saga that forever scarred the face of M’sian political history. But not all was lost.

FREE YOURSAY 'This is typical Umno/BN behaviour. Posts are not meant to provide service to the public but are mainly political rewards.'

COMMENT This stop-gap measure will not solve fundamental problems of the country's finances, but will in turn hurt the rakyat.

Syabas's Priscilla Alfred says the firm had appointed a contractor to identify the location and cause of the burst pipe.

The obstacles are the commission’s own doing, says former Malaysians for Free and Fair Elections chief Abdul Malek Hussein.

FREE VOXPOP 'Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah, please get real! Asking BN to give up corruption is like asking Mahathir to zip his mouth.'

State party vice-chair Dr Lim Boon Han says the party needed ‘rejuvenation’, and Teng had already been given a chance.

The company has initiated defamation suits against three members of the Ban Cyanide Action Group over their allegations.