Archive - 22 April 2015

The 'mixed graveyard' consisting of Muslim, Christian and Chinese graves.

UPDATED 11.34PM She proposes an Asean tribunal to ensure fair elections.

PAS president was quiz if he concurs with a Permatang Pauh PAS official.

UPDATED 8.48PM 'I think three hours of questioning is very long, I am too tired.'

The suit is over an alleged breach of agreement in land ownership.

In its place, the government approved a health clinic which  can serve 200 patients.

EC chair denies Mohd Shukri’s claim that the EC had urged him not to contest.

He also wants Umno to press PM for answers on the allegations.

The company is also in talks on its plan to increase the tariff system.

The highly disturbing and condemnable sentencing of President Mohamed Morsi of Egypt to 20 years imprisonment on dubious charges warrant unequivocal rejection from all quarters.

Gov't says Sirul will likely win if he challenges extradition in Australian court.

Eateries imposing service charge must put up a sign, government says.

State chief says it has no business fielding a candidate in Permatang Pauh.

The sentiment is that the party does not have enough grassroots clout.

Forum participants ask Hadi who should receive votes since PKR didn't back hudud.

It can't be both and a choice must be made immediately, states Umno MP.

Nur Jazlan says fresh mandate will help Najib overcome the current hurdles.

UPDATED 6.23PM High Court dismisses her suit, declares arrest under ISA lawful. 

It wants syura council to act on Permatang Pauh PAS leader who made remark.

Most Malaysians except the criminals and extremists believe in and want the rule of law to be applied without fear or favour, regardless of race or religion in our country.

Image shows Taoist priests praying at a funeral altar bearing Najib's portrait.

PM excels in making statements but fails in the leadership department, he says.

The Umno man led movement against faulty online system got walking orders.

She ploughs through judicial system to recover converted child.

When we talk of corporate social responsibility, the first thing that comes to mind is the adoption of causes close to the business or local communities it is based in. Cynics will say it is for the avoidance of taxes, but others would say it is an avenue to contribute to what is precious to the nation.

Abdullah Abu Bakar and several others have been called for questioning today.

COMMENT If PKR chooses Azizah they will have become as incorrigible as Umno.

The Damansara Utama assemblyperson’s service centre and All Women’s Action Society (Awam) have teamed up to run a digital campaign that aims to break the general victim blaming culture in Malaysia and to raise awareness about statutory rape, substance-related rape and marital rape.

COMMENT Will he set IGP straight and act against Umno-linked protesters?

The ‘cross’ crisis in Malaysia indeed reflects the failure of the BN, in particular Umno’s politics. This may be hard to swallow for the powers-that-be.

Officials and palace insiders portrayed the president as sometimes out of his depth.

FREE YOURSAY ‘He floats around Najib like a butterfly, and stings him like bee.’

UPDATED 12.43PM To hear if police can be compelled to execute a court order.

UPDATED 12.05PM Umno’s Hasan Arifin to contest against PAS’ Nazri Ahmad.

FREE YOURSAY ‘Aidila is spot on to condemn the church and mosque protesters...’

SATIRE Four things to do before someone dies or gets really upset.

DAP also give reasons why PKR may win with a lower majority in the May 7 polls.

However, it is unclear if this is the first of the ex-premier's anti-Najib roadshow.

COMMENT Muhyiddin crosses fine line between subservience and support.

He says IGP’s threat to take action contradicts spirit of constitution.

FREE YOURSAY ' The IGP should abstain himself from involvement this case.'

FREE YOURSAY ‘What is going on here? IGP and minister not on the same page.’

Ideas founder Tunku ‘Abidin Mukhriz says outcry by moderates cause for optimism.

COMMENT ‘The health of the nation is paramount, doctors need to know.’

COMMENT It is time for politicians from both sides to work together.

They say Peninsular M’sians should learn not just from them, but also Indonesians.

Well, if you have an answer, tell us.

They need to raise funds as bail may be as high as RM162,000 for all of them.

He is forced to pay a hefty sum in GST for his son's medical treatment.