Archive - 27 December 2013

Malky Mackay was hugely popular with fans who have protested in recent weeks against Tan, the equally unpopular owner of the club.

Junaidi Razali, 47, and Robert Denik Jishian, 29, were sentenced to 13 months’ jail after they pleaded guilty to a charge of possessing a stolen item.

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Dr J Loga Bala Mohan says 120 families had been offered resettlement at various People’s Housing Projects up to yesterday.

Najib's stepson Riza Shahriz Abdul Aziz bought the property in November last year, according to a New York real estate website.

Pahang state in Malaysia has decreed cross-dressing a criminal offence punishable by jail, news reports said today.

Immigration Minister Scott Morrison says none arrived in the week leading up to today, despite unusually favourable weather.

Hasan Malek stresses that among the actions which could be taken were a fine, closure of the business premises or confiscation of goods.

Malay-Muslim NGOs Martabat Jalinan Muhibbah Malaysia and Ikatan Muslimin Malaysia are crying foul at the gov't for only funding Perkasa.

The official also raps Felda chief Isa Samad for opening the gov't to criticism, saying that as a party veteran he should’ve kept quiet.

Ampang MP Zuraida Kamaruddin says in Kuching she will raise a question in the next sitting of Parliament to find out the truth of the matter.

The Meteorological Dept said thunderstorms can cause strong winds of 60kph and choppy seas with waves up to 4.5m.

Najib has to intervene before Malaysia's Press Freedom Index ranking plunges to worse than that of Myanmar, says DAP leader Lim Kit Siang.

Its CEO Mohd Emir Mavani Abdullah says the group would acquire assets to enhance its downstream and upstream activities.

UPDATED 3.55PM A police spokesperson says the man, 25, was taken to Kuala Lumpur this morning after his arrest in Saratok, Sarawak yesterday.

Changing their image like curtains.

UPDATED 4.40PM UIA lecturer Maszlee Malik says the clampdown contradicts Islam's principle of monitoring the gov't.

UPDATED 3.35PM ‘We are not the organisers. No one can claim to be the sole organiser of this rally,’ says Turun chief Mohd Azan Safar.

UPDATED 2.15PM Tan Keng Liang says the government's funding of Perkasa needs to be clarified and reviewed as it is giving BN a bad name.

UPDATED 3.35PM ‘We will just gather peacefully, not ask for the gov’t to be toppled,’ says the Turun chief.

KINIBIZ The revision by EPF is to ensure its 13 million members can have adequate savings for sustainable retirement.

COMMENT A recent article in New Sunday Times that apartheid is alive and kicking in Malaysia’s private sector should be opened to public discussion.

These include slashing of subsidies, the Goods and Services Tax (GST), rise in prices of consumer goods, utility tariffs and housing.

FOCUS Pudu and Bukit Bintang are ideal areas to open a small business because of large number of Myanmar residents.

FREE YOURSAY 'It is stated in the Quran that ‘there is no compulsion in religion’. Yet, the actions of many Muslims seem to contradict this statement.'

This is on the back of marginal population growth and moderate economic expansion, says an international report.

FREE YOURSAY 'Isn’t it too late for Ikatan Muslimin Malaysia to now ‘realise’ that the government is in financial trouble?'

FREE YOURSAY Archbishop, I support your criticism of Najib for his insistence that the word ‘Allah’ is exclusive to Muslims.’

FREE YOURSAY 'Needless to say when elected governments chose to align their power and institutions with such groups, the nation is at peril.’