Archive - 24 February 2015

UPDATED 10.31PM PMO told the NYT that Najib has a 'legacy of family assets'.

The IRB advises all to file their tax returns soon and avoid any last minute difficulties.

DAP veteran Lim Kit Siang thinks the IGP has an obsession with sedition.

But Gerakan wonders if this is a diversion to the hudud impasse.

An issue with the rubber seal of the engine compartment was discovered.

These small fires were mostly caused by cigarette butts discarded in landfill areas.

PKR wants EC to explain to parliament if it implemented PSC recommendations.

COMMENT The Indonesian veep played go-between in Najib-Anwar pantomime.

UPDATED 8.43PM The speaker says Anwar remains MP until the Agong replies.

She says this of Rosmah's revelation yesterday that her hairdo costs RM1,200.

Gerakan Youth says Kit Siang and Guan Eng duped voters that PAS is for 'all'.

Health DG says the raid was conducted following complaints from the public.

The powers-that-be may be unhappy with his rulings. Is that why he is sidelined?

MB Ahmad Razif says those violating the rule would be sent for counselling.

PAS members are free to join any NGO they want, says PAS' polls chief.

They condemn the spate of sedition arrests post-Anwar's Sodomy II trial.

Heads of depts in the civil service are reprimanding staff who use ‘influence’.

A total of 42,854 candidates sat for the examination at 756 centres.

Four youths had been remanded to assist in investigations into the case.

UPDATED 2.45PM Study the law before accusing anyone of making allegations.

Muhyiddin says it's Shafee's right to speak on role as Sodomy II prosecutor.

Asri says it can enhance healthy competition between the gov't and Pakatan.

KINIBIZ Microsoft announces the launch of the Nokia 215 today.

UPDATED 3.15PM State panel says 'gentleman’s pact' has been breached.

MP Nga Kor Ming may the next person to be hauled up by the police for typing something on the social media i.e. Facebook or Twitter that the inspector-general of police is keeping a close watch on. As all this happens, those who need to be policed are wandering free going about their daily acts of terror and theft in the name of gangland rivalry and ‘territories to be protected’.

UPDATED 2PM He says he was unaware of claim until he read it in the papers.

The company said last week it won’t undertake any new investments.

There are far too many bad memories of Umno, says Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man.

MP SPEAKS Foreign students in a country never a sign of quality of education.

Lawyers for Liberty views with extreme concern the widespread use of the Sedition Act and Penal Code to stifle public criticism and protest against the recent Federal Court verdict convicting Anwar Ibrahim.

MP SPEAKS It reportedly needs a further RM3bil from the Finance Ministry.

The judicial review application was filed yesterday at the KL High Court.

Seeking a royal pardon will imply that Anwar is admitting to committing sodomy.

COMMENT 'Workers still exploited because they can no longer speak out.'

COMMENT PAS and DAP contend it’s the other who should ship out but won’t.

This is despite urgings by Bersih to halt it pending a judicial review bid.

FREE YOURSAY ‘It’s not that easy to do teleconference with a detained person.’

FREE YOURSAY ‘What made you suddenly concerned about telling the truth?’

He says the police officer has a record of not following procedures.

FREE YOURSAY ‘Which common housewife gets ‘home service’ for hair colouring?’

This sets the tone for its muktamar in June which will be electing new office bearers.

Do we tolerate graft to avoid inconvenience?