Archive - 9 October 2013

Make public action taken on audit report, urges group

Make public action taken on audit report, urges group

It is essential, says Malaysian Institute of Integrity, as while there’s no provision to do so, similar mistakes kept recurring year after year.
Ali Rustam slams Guan Eng over 'Nazi' label

Ali Rustam slams Guan Eng over 'Nazi' label

‘Is it wrong for me to defend the constitution that protects the rights of Malays, bumiputeras and Muslims, which DAP is trying to abolish?’
Three robbers die in police shoot-out

Three robbers die in police shoot-out

Police had pursued the men after they robbed a woman in Klang but claimed the three then began shooting at police, who returned fire.
Pascal Najadi wins right to inherit RM1.8mil

Pascal Najadi wins right to inherit RM1.8mil

Syariah court has ruled that son of slain Ambank founder has won the right to inherit RM1.8 million in cash and shares left by the banker.
Cops have standards to uphold, Suaram tells Zahid

Cops have standards to uphold, Suaram tells Zahid

Its executive director says while everyone including the police are entitled to their rights, crimes committed by civilians are just that.
As campus polls loom, covert trainings begin

As campus polls loom, covert trainings begin

um universiti malaya campus poll pro mahasiswa faction 091013 thumbnailThis time round, 43 UM students are trained by Mohd Fairuz Khairuddin, the ex-DCM I of Penang who joined Umno.
PAS saddened Bukit Larut Resort a white elephant

PAS saddened Bukit Larut Resort a white elephant

The party is urging the BN state gov't of Perak to investigate why despite RM10.5 million invested, it's attracting less and less visitors.
Spad to carry out poll on possible taxi fare increase

Spad to carry out poll on possible taxi fare increase

The Land Public Transport Commission (Spad) will carry out a survey on the possible increase of taxi and rental car fares.
Cops release name of suspected mastermind in Najadi killing

Cops release name of suspected mastermind in Najadi killing

The police have released the name and photograph of a businessman who allegedly masterminded the high-profile murder of Arab-Malaysian Development Bank founder Hussain Ahmad Najadi in July this year.
ACCCIM: Didn't Ali Rustam lose in a Malay majority seat?

ACCCIM: Didn't Ali Rustam lose in a Malay majority seat?

NONEAli Rustam shouldn't point fingers at the Chinese alone for his electoral defeat in Bukit Katil, which is a Malay majority seat.
Nur Misuari officially charged over Zamboanga crisis

Nur Misuari officially charged over Zamboanga crisis

The Philippines’ Department of Justice (DOJ) has filed rebellion charges before the Regional Trial Court in Zamboanga City against Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) founding chairperson Nur Misuari and 60 others in connection with the Zamboanga City siege last month which left 12 civilians dead and 75 others injured.
Flooding in several Thai provinces remains critical

Flooding in several Thai provinces remains critical

The flooding situation in several eastern provinces of Thailand remains critical today, with flood victims unable to contact the outside world, Thai News Agency (TNA) reported.
Shabery ready to defend K-Pop expenditure 'live'

Shabery ready to defend K-Pop expenditure 'live'

NONE'I will request that Parliament allows the proceedings of my explanation to the PAC to be broadcast live on television.'
Guan Eng: So police vehicles are on the seabed as well?

Guan Eng: So police vehicles are on the seabed as well?

NONEUPDATED 4.50PM He claims that Malaysians believe the auditor-general is telling the truth while the ministers are not.
DAP dares MCA, Gerakan to boycott Sg Limau campaign

DAP dares MCA, Gerakan to boycott Sg Limau campaign

Mukhriz Mahathir's statement on Chinese schools makes it clear that Chinese votes are no longer important to him and the BN, says MP Teresa Kok.
Be fair to children, protect institution of marriage

Be fair to children, protect institution of marriage

Ironically, PAS isn't at all that green, says MCA

Ironically, PAS isn't at all that green, says MCA

NONEMCA says although green is the official colour of PAS, the Islamic party shouldn't be confused for environmentalists.
Kedah Welfare Dept to meet disabled group after snub

Kedah Welfare Dept to meet disabled group after snub

NONEDeputy director I Ahmad Rashid says the meeting will take place next Sunday, to address the grouses raised in the memorandum.
Asean agrees to adopt haze monitoring system

Asean agrees to adopt haze monitoring system

Thick haze, mostly from land-clearing fires in Indonesia, blanketed Singapore and swathes of neighbouring Malaysia earlier this year.
More than 240 pro-SPDP longhouse chiefs sacked?

More than 240 pro-SPDP longhouse chiefs sacked?

Some of them, who are Sarawak Progressive Democratic Party supporters, say it is a move to weaken the party further.
K-Pop funds query reported to MACC for probe

K-Pop funds query reported to MACC for probe

UPDATED 7.10PM The Penang DAP Socialist Youth has lodged a report on the RM1.6 million spent and which the auditor-general has queried.
Hunting the wrong prey

Hunting the wrong prey

KINIBIZ Any move to increase excise duties for ‘sin’ products will not have their intended effect if nothing is done about the illegal market.
Anwar to address anti-TPPA ceramah tomorrow

Anwar to address anti-TPPA ceramah tomorrow

UPDATED 3.35PM The organiser is yet to hear from former PM Dr Mahathir Mohamad, who has also been invited to speak at tomorrow's event.
After gambling away RM4k, man reports he was robbed

After gambling away RM4k, man reports he was robbed

Labuan police chief Supt Adzhar Othman says the police investigation, however, found the man was lying and remanded him.
MB chides Kelantanese for reluctance to pay quit rent

MB chides Kelantanese for reluctance to pay quit rent

But, Ahmad Yakob says, they would not hesitate to buy cigarettes when the price for each packet had now risen to over RM10.
'What about rights of cops and crime victims?'

'What about rights of cops and crime victims?'

UPDATED 6.20PM The home minister is puzzled why his critics are not defending the rights of the police and victims of crime.
Silence no longer an option, editor turns up heat on Zahid

Silence no longer an option, editor turns up heat on Zahid

theSun’s veteran editor R Nadeswaran writes a critical commentary piece against the home minister and his remarks made on Saturday.
Dropped as candidate, Umno's Shahidan wants answers

Dropped as candidate, Umno's Shahidan wants answers

If there is no explanation, people may think I am a bankrupt, former criminal or have violated the party regulations, he says.
Anwar: Home minister needs basic education in law

Anwar: Home minister needs basic education in law

NONEvideo icon smallUPDATED 3.50PM He says Zahid's 'shoot first' remark is dangerous and proves that he doesn't understand the law.
DAP to await Malacca quit letters before taking action

DAP to await Malacca quit letters before taking action

UPDATED 3.25PM This comes after reps Goh Leong San and Lim Jak Wong announced their resignation as state opposition leader and whip.
'It'll be Darul Runtuh until good governance comes'

'It'll be Darul Runtuh until good governance comes'

MP Raja Kamarul Bahrin and Batu Burok rep Syed Azman question the high number of building collapses in the state.
Grill Shabery on K-Pop bash, PKR tells MACC

Grill Shabery on K-Pop bash, PKR tells MACC

UPDATED 3.55PM 'I urge MACC to take immediate action to penalise the sharks, not just persecute small fries,' says Anwar.
International NGO also urges Zahid's removal

International NGO also urges Zahid's removal

UPDATED 4.24PM New York-based Human Rights Watch says PM Najib must show he will not tolerate such statements or unlawful practices.

 

Sabah mufti receives 'saman malu' to face native court

Sabah mufti receives 'saman malu' to face native court

NONEUPDATED 1.30PM A group has filed a customary summons against Bungsu for allegedly saying Kadazans are an 'invented race'.

'Chua for president', say six Penang MCA divisions

'Chua for president', say six Penang MCA divisions

UPDATED 3.10PM They also want a strong showing of central delegates at the upcoming EGM to decide on major issues affecting the party.
KJ fails to amend defence statement in Anwar's suit

KJ fails to amend defence statement in Anwar's suit

The Umno Youth chief fails in his bid to amend his statement of defence with regard to Anwar's RM100 million suit against him.
A statement of fact or Zahid's private opinion?

A statement of fact or Zahid's private opinion?

Malaysia's non-trickling down economy

Malaysia's non-trickling down economy

Average bumi won't benefit from ASB2 scheme

Average bumi won't benefit from ASB2 scheme

NONEThe majority, who have an average investment of RM611 per person in ASB, will not benefit from the 10 billion new units.
MCA boss regrets Zahid's rants

MCA boss regrets Zahid's rants

NONEvideo icon smallParty president Dr Chua Soi Lek reminds Umno leaders that they represent all Malaysians and not just the Malay community.
You should be in a home, minister

You should be in a home, minister

Being fair, accurate and truthful.
Race riots could be costly, warns Ani Arope in memoirs

Race riots could be costly, warns Ani Arope in memoirs

NONEIf special rights benefit deserving bumiputeras, then Malaysians would view the matter in a different light, says the ex-TNB chief.
IGP: Police have no executive powers under PCA

IGP: Police have no executive powers under PCA

Khalid Abu Bakar says the PCA was different from the Internal Security Act (ISA) described by some parties as draconian.
'Alliance sustained insurgency to keep CPM in jungle'

'Alliance sustained insurgency to keep CPM in jungle'

NONEvideo icon smallPSM’s Dr D Jeyakumar hyphothesises that Tunku Abdul Rahman wanted to keep the CPM away from electoral politics.
CPM scribe: Cops waived rules for Chin Peng's return

CPM scribe: Cops waived rules for Chin Peng's return

video icon smallIt was decided that CPM central leaders, including Chin Peng, need not go through interviews, says Au Heng Fong.
MAS fetes anniversary with Tanda Putera screening

MAS fetes anniversary with Tanda Putera screening

KINIBIZ The airline also awarded a team of MAS staff with the iCAN award for their recent success in scaling the Himalayas.
Bar: Zahid possibly committed offence under Sedition Act

Bar: Zahid possibly committed offence under Sedition Act

The home minister's statements in Malacca reveal his total disregard for rule of law... and utter lack of respect for debate in Parliament.
'Zahid safe from law despite implied extra-judicial killing'

'Zahid safe from law despite implied extra-judicial killing'

NONEEx-minister Zaid Ibrahim says the home minister is not liable to any legal action because he was expressing a gov't policy.
PCA - tyranny or ignorance of the majority?

PCA - tyranny or ignorance of the majority?

NONEListening to many BN reps debating the amendments, I was convinced that the majority don't understand the rule of law.
More to Goh's resignation than meets the eye?

More to Goh's resignation than meets the eye?

FREE YOURSAY 'The rakyat can't be blamed for wondering if the DAP state chairperson is on the path to being a BN-friendly Independent.'
Does Zahid's tirade exemplify how Umno operates?

Does Zahid's tirade exemplify how Umno operates?

NONEFREE YOURSAY ‘Looks like you must voice your displeasure against the non-Malays to win an Umno position.'
Debate for aspiring Umno VPs hard to make happen

Debate for aspiring Umno VPs hard to make happen

Umno Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin, for one, says the suggestion was not suitable for implementation because of time constraints.