Archive - 5 February 2015

These are pressing issues in the president's first Malaysian visit.

A NGO complains that Wong's column has painted Malays in negative light.

The two share a laugh when waiting for the Indonesian president to arrive.

I hope PAS can join the Rakyat Hakim Negara roadshow, Khalid Samad says.

COMMENT Could quest for seats be the reason for the PAS-DAP squabble?

It's a case of fire fighting despite a lost cause, says Shah Alam MP Khalid Samad.

Ismail Sabri should take PM's advice and apologise, Dominic Lau said.

They blame each other for traditional trades and skills fading away in George Town.

UPDATED 6.51PM 'Our sisters have kids to feed, unlike your robot vacuum cleaner'.

We still don't know how Sirul and Azilah are linked to the victim, says Mahfuz.

The Chinese community does not need such two-faced leaders, thunders Teo.

COMMENT Let everyone know the true qualities of the leaders we have.

UPDATED 6.30PM High Court had dismissed the government's claim of RM122,000 against the NGO.

This is to notify that the Temple Of Fine Arts, Penang will conduct free specialist consultation and treatment at SivaSanta Derma Clinic from 7.30pm to 9pm on Tuesday Feb 10, 2015 at No 11, River Road, Penang next to River Road Tamil School.

No deadline and posers on him refusing to do so are regarded presumptuous.

This is because local banks’ exposure to the state wealth fund is collateralised, it says.

It is good that the government is looking into flood mitigation measures to reduce the impact of the perennial flooding in the east coast states during the North-East Monsoon. The floods are an annual occurrence and nuisance and only the intensity varies from year to year and this time it appears to have been the severest due to climate change and also because the South China Sea has become a violent and volatile region lately with natural disasters.

A suspect admitted sharing the letter on social media but denied creating it.

Totally different answers are given to the question by Bernas and an NGO.

The Association of Water and Energy Research Malaysia (Awer) has been closely monitoring the development of energy prices and its impact to the Malaysian economy. Profiteering has been the biggest culprit that can be observed in the latest fuel price revision. Let’s dig deeper.

Chua raps the MCA chief for not flexing his muscles against an Umno minister.

DAP was assured that the PAS president will attend the meeting, Lim Guan Eng said.

Paulsen says he is left with ‘no choice’ to defend sedition charge against him.

UPDATED 4.50PM Anwar also denies that he is embroiled in the Umno tussle.

The FBI had offered US$5 million for the arrest of Zulkifli, a JI member.

UPDATED 4.03PM He still cuts a brave figure, but admits family's worried.

Taiwanese officials say this could rise further, with 12 people still missing.

DAP’s Teresa Kok says immigration laws misused to 'suppress and oppress'.

UPDATED 3.35PM 'If Pakatan is cohesive, who will lead will not be an issue.'

Liberalisation a must for prices to reflect costs.

Minister was to have his statement recorded yesterday over his FB post.

I have always had a soft spot for helpless strays entering my house when I was young. Mum would take a rotan and chase them out, and we would end up arguing. Being the persistent me, I would then take food from the kitchen and feed the strays.

The recent issue about Ismail Sabri Yaakob asking for a boycott of Chinese traders highlights the need for us to start taking the employment and awarding of contracts by businesses seriously.

The recent issue about Ismail Sabri Yaakob asking for a boycott of Chinese traders highlights the need for us to start taking the employment and awarding of contracts by businesses seriously.

COMMENT He should just repeal the Sedition Act, or be forced to step down.

COMMENT Despite its travails, there’s more holding it together than dividing it.

UPDATED 1.53PM He says review is academic as Zaidi has been dismissed.

Thaipusam is an annual event where hundreds of thousands of Tamils all around the country visit the Murugan temples to pay their vows.

MP SPEAKS PM foolishly holds poker face in minister's boycott urging.

The lawyer, who was charged under the Sedition Act, has been released on bail.

'What statement you want him to retract? No one asked him to resign either'.

FREE YOURSAY ‘Is the gov't so poor that it needs to pressure staff for cash?’

UPDATED 12.21PM Attacking critics, he adds, fuels suspicions all's not well in firm.

His works bring brickbats from some, but art is not created in a vacuum.   

EXCLUSIVE They cut the Astro cable to lure Phua and gang out of their condo unit.

Why blame traders when federal gov’t has ample powers, ask Pakatan leaders.

He traverses paddy fields and streams to deliver zakat to the needy.

FREE YOURSAY ‘The party is always on the lookout for scapegoats to attack.’

Isma’s youth outfit Pembina says no to Tae Yong’s concert this weekend.

FREE YOURSAY ‘Once a while, they have to make some racist statements.’

He is adamant urging for lower prices shouldn’t be eclipsed by racial remark.

FREE YOURSAY ‘Why try to instigate the Malays to boycott Chinese traders?’