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Archive - 4 October 2013
0No plans to reduce landing fees at Langkawi airport
Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) has no plans to reduce the landing fees charged to airline companies at Langkawi International Airport.
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Vietnam's military mastermind Vo Nguyen Giap dies at 102
General Vo was the architect of Vietnam’s military victories over France and the United States.
0Unrealistic to expect zero defects in gov't, argues Low
UPDATED 9.35PM Comparing gov't agencies with big companies, he says private firms also have their fair share of problems.0'Umno president's post now more vulnerable'
Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's resignation as president shifted the balance of power to the Umno supreme council, says academician Shamsul Amri Baharuddin.
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2013-10-04
0Will Najib lead BN into GE14?
Is he still in control any more?
0Previous Selangor gov't blamed for woes of Kuis
The previous leader's mistake had led to the present S'gor gov't having to save the educational institution by taking over the financial burden.
0Press Release: Yayasan Jantung Malaysia (YJM) – Biogrow Oat BG22 Partnership
One of the fundamental principles of Legosan (M) Sdn. Bhd., the healthcare company who owns Biogrow Oat BG22 in Malaysia, is the unwavering commitment to social responsibility through providing free-of-charge total cholesterol screenings to all Malaysians nationwide during roadshows and health events. To date, the company has screened over 20,000 people and has significantly raised public awareness towards hypercholesterolemia, which is one of the risk factors of heart disease.
Recently, Legosan, together with its Swedish-imported oat bran powder –Biogrow Oat BG22, partnered with Yayasan Jantung Malaysia (YJM) to help promote awareness in the fight against heart disease through funding of YJM’s quarterly published newsletter – Berita Yayasan Jantung Malaysia.
Legosan has also committed to make yearly donations to YJM to fund its awareness and support programs around the country in promoting heart health.
YJM encourages those with enquiries about heart disease prevention, treatment and support to go and get in contact. A range of contact methods are outlined on the YJM official website at www.yjm.org.my.
Contract signing ceremony: seated from right, Chairman of YJM Datuk Dr. J.S. Sambhi, Senior product & marketing executive of Legosan, Ms. Felicia Phuah, with vice chairman of YJM, Dato’ Gurbakhash (second from right) and product consultant from Legosan, Mr. K.Y. Pang (third from left) witnessing the occasion.
Cheque presentation ceremony: CEO of Legosan, Mr. Ong Lam Huat (middle) presenting a cheque to Chairman of YJM Datuk Dr. J.S. Sambhi , with vice chairman of YJM, Dato’ Gurbakhash (third from right), CEO of PrimaBumi Sdn Bhd, Tan Sri Ariffin (second from right) witnessing the occasion.
0'Form special panel to tackle abuses, graft'
An MACC panel calls for a special team to tackle the wastage of public funds and other abuses highlighted in the audit reports every year.
0Sabah-Sarawak gas pipeline to start ops by January 2014
MNLG managing director and chief executive officer Zakaria Kasah says the construction of the 512km pipeline has been progressing smoothly.
0Tanda Putera makers cry hired guns, conspiracy
'This is all a plot as part of a larger conspiracy. We will tell you about this in greater detail soon as this involves the country's future.'
0Mend your backyard, MCA and Gerakan tell DAP rep
Angered by his ‘coffeeshop heroes’ jibe, they remind Nga Kor Ming that Pakatan MPs missing from Parliament ‘failed in their most basic duty’.
0NGOs want action against 'female' Najib photo
It is learnt the individual uploaded a picture of the PM with the body of a woman in a Malaysian flag designed dress in his
Facebook
account.
0IGP, with command comes responsibility
0More than 19,000 Malaysian pilgrims now in Makkah
More than 19,000 of the total 22,320 Malaysian haj pilgrims for this year are now in Makkah and waiting for Wukuf Day on Oct 14.
0CJ: Public perception of judiciary remains positive
Nevertheless, says Arifin Zakaria, judicial officers need to build on this to improve the public trust in the judiciary at all times.
0Is 6P programme chaos an engineered mess?
COMMENT
Is the entire mess surrounding the 6P migrant workers programme deliberate, and if so who are the beneficiaries?
0Pakatan 'self-delusional' over audit findings, says MCA
Its central committee member Loh Seng Kok claims that the coalition failed to admit its own errors in Pakatan-run state gov’ts.0Can KJ guarantee clean report for 2013, asks PKR
Nik Nazmi questions whether the youth and sports minister could make such a guarantee for next year’s audit report.0Cops should protect Penans, not arrest them
Human rights NGO Suaram slams the police for 'siding with the exploiters' and abdicating their duty to protect ordinary citizens.
0Former sec-gen may contest Gerakan president's post
Chia Kwang Chye may emerge out of his hiatus to challenge the party’s top post, but says younger aspirants should be given the chance to win.
0PBB to contest the Krian state seat?
PBB is luring members off Sarawak Progressive Democratic Party, which a PBB leader says has lost its clout and is becoming ‘a mosquito party'.
0Even the dead get welfare aid, public housing
AUDIT REPORT Negri Sembilan Department of Social Welfare has remitted money to 40 persons who had died between 2008 and 2012.
0'Lives threatened, longhouse torched, villages drowned'
Ulu Murum Penans are terrified for their lives with police breaking up their blockade, where they have demanded compensation.0Kudos to Himpunan Hijau on its signature drive
0Zahid sees PAS in 'i-pass' for foreigners
UPDATED 3.10PM Seeing green over the samples, he changes the name of the card to 'i-kad' so that it is not confused with PAS.0Ambiga: Mr Low, thanks but no thanks
The Bersih co-chairperson is not interested in sitting on the PCA panel as suggested by the minister in charge of integrity.
0Malaysia takes a small dip in Internet freedom
UPDATED 1.50PM The country still falls in the 'partly free' category in the global study on Internet freedom carried out by Freedom House.
0'I was sacked due to Anybody But Chua movement'
UPDATED 2.15PM Lee Hwa Beng lambasts MCA's excuse for his sacking that he had invited Lim Kit Siang for his book launch.0Suaram appeals for UN pressure on PCA repeal
Suaram says the PM’s speech to the UN in New York must be seen in new light due to ‘worrying human rights situation on the ground in Malaysia’.
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Chin Peng speaks in death
Chance to know our chequered past.
0No more talk on weapons lost by police!
UPDATED 1.55PM Zahid says human error led to the loss of the guns, not foul play, and says, 'No more questions on this!'0Stop redundancy of government agencies
0How the PCA was bulldozed through the Dewan Rakyat
COMMENT The Upper House has been called a rubber stamp. Isn’t the Lower House one, too, on the evidence of Wednesday?0The day Abdul Azeez and Manivannan made history
FREE VOXPOP 'Since no objection has been raised, Tamil is now officially one of the languages that could be used in parliamentary debate.'
0Can The Star's shrinking readership be reversed?
TIGERTALK It looks set to diversify away from the traditional newspaper business for other seemingly sexier pursuits.0MP mulls Sabahan 'We're not Malay' photo exhibition
Sabah mufti Bungsu @ Aziz Jaafar's proposal rallies Sabahans into showing openly that race has nothing to do with religion.0Mahathir's rising son signals conservative shift
The Kedah MB has a familiar face, even if he lacks the charisma, provocative rhetoric and razor-sharp political skills of his father.0Minister, who cares who copies who?
FREE YOURSAY 'It will not make an iota of difference so long as you and your cohorts are endlessly plundering and destroying.'0As expected, MCA and Gerakan toe the line
FREE YOURSAY 'It doesn't come as a surprise to me that MCA, Gerakan and MIC MPs toed the line when it came to voting in Parliament on PCA.'
0Penang commission on killer structures to kick off hearings
The panel will conduct public hearings on a collapsed ramp and a fallen lightning arrestor beginning next Friday.0When K-Pop meets Youth and Sports Ministry
FREE YOURSAY 'Why should government pick up the tab? It is a private matter and if the sponsors do not honour their commitment, so be it.'
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