Archive - 9 November 2014

FRU squad placed at UMS as student activists get booted out.

PHOTO ESSAY Refugees' lives hard, despite M'sia's goodwill for Palestine.

Muhyiddin issues a stern warning after the mud flood which killed five last week.

The party’s ulama wing says the decision throws ‘doubt’ on Islam’s position.

He points out that other fatwa challenges at the civil court has failed.

This includes drawing youths to S'gor Umno through the race track, says Noh.

Jamil Khir says the NS enactment was done to contain the LGBT community.

UPDATED 7.05PM He says they were too busy quarrelling during the outbreak.

The prime minister in his 2011 Budget speech, reminded us “the era of the government knows best is over. To attain developed nation status, we cannot remain complacent. We must change our mindset. Business is not as usual. Success demands drastic changes, not incremental. It requires a quantum leap. The choice before us is clear. Change is not an option but an imperative. We must change or risk being left behind.”

UPDATED 6.29PM Work hard, don't wait for opposition vows, urges PPP chief.

PAS president urged to come for Pakatan meets as he has final say for his party.

They are now in a stable condition at the Sultanah Nur Zahirah Hospital.

Unisel opens its doors to all, including BN reps, says Nik Nazmi at a forum.

Reconstruction work on the eight-storey building had been completed.

Road users are advised to use the Simpang Pulai to Cameron route.

Some nations are reluctant to get involved in fighting and eradicating IS, the slowly-growing new destruction to human sanctity, freedom and rights, because they are not affected as yet.

Adenan would table the Supply (2015) Bill 2014 as the State Finance Minister.

They had spoken at Gaya Street market as warm-up for rally tonight at UMS.

UPDATED 4.46PM 'Seditious remarks can cause worrying incidents.'

Najib says the nation needed Generation Y to be excellent and successful people.

Universiti Malaysia Sabah's 'power outage' coincides with gathering tonight.

UPDATED 2.35PM An MIC veep and Pakatan reps were among 300 at the rally.

He stresses that he had never used prohibited substances in his career.

The stinging criticism of the Pahang MB follows the Cameron Highlands mud floods.

COMMENT An even clearer picture has emerged of a heavily-tilted case.

SGDA and DNC organise a series of workshops in major cities and towns.

He says at that time, his wife was in Port Dickson, Negri Sembilan.

The couple were seen leaving Istana Bukit Serene at 8.20pm in a vintage Mercedes.

FREE YOURSAY ‘It is prudent to withhold judgement until all the facts are known.’

FREE YOURSAY The answer, my friends, is who has more to lose? Anwar or Najib?

FREE YOURSAY ‘NFC, what were the reasons for the 'vicious attacks'?’

KPUM chief Pang Jo Fan says UM may want ‘some control’ over its branding.

COMMENT Here it is, the sequel to Ramesh’s 20 things to ban in Malaysia.