Archive - 6 May 2014

'The British were in cahoots with the Chinese to bully Malays.'

The player is caught on camera stealing money from a teammate.

It responds to queries over the 30MW geothermal FiT quota awarded to TGE.

Tengku Abdullah responds to Tunku Ismail who said it was a father-son baton pass.

The district officer says old cemeteries were on government-owned land.

He says such obsession could make them do things contrary to religion.

All Muslims must carry out their duty to implement syariah, says Hadi Awang.

The Consumers Association of Penang (CAP) urges the Agriculture and Agro-Based Industries Ministry and related agencies to prohibit any person who is given the responsibility of cleaning irrigation canals and rivers from using herbicides or weedkillers for this purpose.

Disruptions were caused by, among others, inadequate water for consumers, it says.

Construction is expected to be completed within three-and-a-half years.

An Islamic scholar who says Hudud should apply to all to be fair is cited.

The ex-MCA president wants his successor to lead the internal charge against hudud.

DAP sec-gen Lim Guan Eng says ‘selective persecution’ won't cow DAP leaders.

UPDATED 4.40PM 'The Christians could match the Muslim population one day.'

UPDATED 5.15PM This follows his acquittal by the Court of Appeal 11 days ago.

COMMENT He will win hands down, but DAP will lose battle against nepotism.

This, says Shahidan Kassim, is to prove the government's seriousness.

UPDATED 5.59PM CM says this involves parts of the east coast but details are scant.

UPDATED 4.25PM This is the message delivered at a seminar on the word 'Allah'.

Reezal Merican also warns all not to make negative comments on hudud.

The question arises whether there is a deliberate policy to keep Malays ignorant?

The party's Penang chief says the operations centre will be launched on the same day.

Anwar is also seeking exemplary damages, costs and other relief.

UPDATED 2.56PM He says the police have made little effort in solving his shooting.

The Airbus A330 plane started experiencing problems with its engine at 10.50am.

Putting all the ‘to hudud or not to hudud’ and constitutional legality arguments aside, the one prominent point that we need to look at seriously is that the conservative faction of PAS does have a lot in common with Umno on many hotly debated Islamic topics.

He also says non-Muslims need not worry as it will not affect them.

Gerakan Youth chief believes Chinese voters have returned to the BN.

Loving tribute paid to Karpal Singh’s widow Gurmit, at Penang memorial.

The proposal comes as Malaysia faces a slowdown in the property market.

UPDATED 12.50PM Also, a civil application is filed, challenging validity of the charges.

The Meteorological Dept says today’s quake did not pose any tsunami threat.

UPDATED 12.20PM He says technical panel should consist of independent scholars.

Why is everyone also equally confused now?

Hishamuddin Rais says it will serve as an impetus for a new people's uprising.

'The equity raising will secure our short term working capital requirement.'

DAY 60 MH370 Updates and latest coverage as search for MH370 continues.

COMMENT Constrained by judges, the AG shapes to cow his judicial baulkers.

Karpal's son confirms his name on DAP's shortlist of candidates for the seat.

UPDATED 2.59PM Sessions court sets bail at RM4,000 and Sept 2 for hearing.

Aziz acted together with P Ramlee and S Shamsuddin in the 1950s.

UPDATED 5.50PM Reports say armed gunmen kidnapped him in the wee hours.

COMMENT BN Youth chief takes on Pakatan’s accusations blow by blow.

FREE YOURSAY 'Antibiotics can't fight cancers such as corruption...'

505 FOCUS He now leaves controversial issues to take their course, says a critic.

FREE YOURSAY 'If most arrivals are at LCCT, why then so many staff at KLIA2?'

Chew Mei Fun says Lim 'bullied' media by threatening to sue them.

FREE YOURSAY ‘MAHB should refund airport tax to all affected passengers.’

Health Department directive not made at my request, says Abdul Rahman.

Eleven out of 22 counters for foreigners will remain open until May 9.