Archive - 3 January 2014

Unbearable to all but the inane or insane.

The Sessions Court today sentenced a lecturer at a private college in Ipoh to a day'’s jail and fined him RM25,000 on five counts of soliciting and receiving bribes involving RM1,130 from two of his students, about two years ago.

The police would be calling all involved to complete the probe, says Selangor CPO.

It tells Muslim groups and Umno to scratch Sunday's church protest.

Believers in press freedom are urged to join Geramm's ‘red pencil’ protest.

Malaysians of all walks of life, ages, races and genders are seen talking, more or less, openly in public places like in coffee shops, hypermarkets, shopping malls and centres or in the streets, parks and gardens whenever they meet someone they know or when they find a chance to throw out their frustrations and anger.

Kampung Padang Sadan folk claimed that they had to resort to using water from a ditch or fetch water from the houses of other villagers.

UPDATED 7.39PM So don't protest so hard, the deputy finance minister advises.

The worst is yet to come.

UPDATED 7.30PM Pro-Umno bloggers chat about a leased Airbus, call number 'Perdana 2'.

A PKR MP laments latest appointee Tiong King Sing isn’t even an East Asian expert.

They are detained in relation to Nov 7 protest held against Mega 9 Development.

The Malaysian Public Service Commission (PSC) expects an estimated 100,000 job vacancies in the public sector to be filled this year.

He says the first floor of a building should be raised to 4m above the level of the street.

The panel says it was responding to news portals regarding the matter.

PM cannot allow this controversy to deteriorate, he must declare his stand.

UPDATED 5.56PM A Muslim group plans to protest outside a Klang church.

Muslim groups will march and hand over a memorandum at a church in Klang.

The group wants the Perak mufti to be probed for intimidation.

UPDATED 5PM The MCA and Gerakan Youth chiefs are openly critical.

Serdang MP Ong Kian Ming says Jais’ raid raises fear among Christians.

School bus operators say they have no other choice as fuel prices are high.

The Penang CM goes on to accuse the DPM of fanning religious hatred.

Its sec-gen blames the opposition for creating this perception.

They say the frequent traveller 20pct rebate stays as far as they are concerned.

PAS leaders say the Bible raid against BSM 'goes against Allah's will'.

Teluk Intan MCA chief Kuan Peng Soon was appointed treasurer-general.

Lawrence Andrew had said ‘Allah’ will still be used in Catholic churches.

The car is from a stock clearance of 2012 models, says the dealer.

A new year not with renewed hope.

FREE M’kini has sold 500 bricks worth RM1,000 each and raised RM1,006,700.

To who it may concern. This is serious.

He says constitutionally, Islam is a matter under the power of the sultan.

UPDATED 12.55PM Synchronise state law with constitution, say DAP reps.

PDRM can do this by protecting the people, not just the government.

Food operators are mulling raising food prices after Chinese New Year.

UPDATED 12.47PM This follows the shutting down of their Kelana Jaya school.

FREE YOURSAY ‘Besides, with the Internet age, it’s not easy to fool people.’

Sarawak Christians condemn Jais action while bracing for more to follow.

Their lawyer See Chee How says the arrest was 'bad and not necessary'.

FREE YOURSAY 'Who’re real traitors - leaders who steal or rakyat who protest?'

PAS religious leaders urge all parties to reject Harussani's 'bughah' remark.

FREE YOURSAY ‘You have killed democracy when you took over the PMship.’

FREE YOURSAY ‘Fewer M’sians voted for BN eventhough you bribed them.’

COMMENT Umno not void of intellectuals but it has outsourced thinking to Perkasa.

‘There's only one person who can stop this madness and that is the PM.’

FREE YOURSAY ‘Someone is trying to divert attention from the protest.’