Archive - 21 January 2014

This is according to study by Cambridge English Language Assessment.

Khalid reaffirms he did not sign the letter dismissing Azmin Ali as PKNS board member.

Marinatasha Isnariah Mustapar says this happened at a corporate event.

Lee Khai Loon says he won't bow down to violence and racist groups.

'Don’t slam BN until you address local issues like the Merc purchase.'

The Sarawak Rivers Board warns the condition is too dangerous for small boats.

This takes place in Teluk Bahang, with Umno members present.

MP M Kula Segaran wants him to convince cabinet of the ‘win-win formula’.

PKR holds a demo outside the Japanese embassy demanding an apology...

With APs and excise duties still in place, only certain quarters benefit, it says.

KINIBIZ Automotive industry stakeholders and analysts comment on the policy.

To suggest that Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak is in a big slumber and out of touch with the rakyat of Malaysia is an understatement.

UPDATED 4.50PM Don’t give people the excuse to incite racial hatred, says Kit Siang.

This involves applications for voter registration made in October, November and December.

UPDATED 5.10PM On two election petitions challenging Ahmad Zahid's victory.

‘Kangkung is special... Now there are ‘sayur-sayur pendatang’.’

Reezal Merican has disgraced his predecessor Pak Lah, says Penang CM.

Noor Jan Tuah was released after his remand order expired today.

Muhammad Shafee says he received a notice from the Federal Court registry last week.

Asoghan claimed that his sacking from DAP was unlawful.

'It is most unfortunate,' says Sarawak PKR's Baru Bian.

UPDATED 5.10PM The PKNS duo's transfer is like 'punishment without trial'.

Gov't is mulling proposal the more fuel efficient a vehicle, the lower the tax.

Bersih is simply stating the facts, says the polls reform group's secretariat.

UPDATED 4.45PM ‘Otherwise there will be no end,’ says Dr Ling Liong Sik.

UPDATED 4.05PM Cheating charges were brought against two ex-ministers on it.

Some 10,000 personnel took part in the nationwide exercise.

They say a gradual reduction in car prices will benefit dealers and consumers.

Race-based political parties are largely blamed for regression in racial ties.

Last Sunday, Jan 19, 2014, opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim was denied entry to Japan and subsequently deported. While not only an inconvenience, it most certainly was an embarrassment for a man whose arrogance and sense of entitlement now reaches all the way to Japan.

UPDATED 1.15PM But Anwar's camp insists he obtained clearance from the embassy.

It demands explanation on deportation of Anwar Ibrahim from Japan.

Twenty-five cars were saved during the fire which occurred at 8pm.

A train had to be pushed by the train behind it to Ang Mo Kio station.

The team is now looking for a man, 55, the only person still missing.

It ignores the basic reasons for high prices today, says PKR’s Rafizi Ramli.

'The world is required to sympathise with Jews because of the Holocaust but...'

This is why we did it, for Malaysia.

FREE YOURSAY 'Auto-pilot? No, the plane's been hijacked and is now in a nosedive.'

FREE YOURSAY 'And Perkasa should be more concerned where the money...’

FREE YOURSAY ‘I'm a Malay and in fact more Malay than you think you are.’

FREE YOURSAY ‘Can we reach the next GE without anything untoward happening?’