Archive - 30 April 2016

S'WAK POLLS | Deputy CM claims opposition party is against poverty eradication programmes in the state.

S'WAK POLLS | He says this at ceremony appointing nine village chiefs in Ba'kelalan as Rela assistant superintendents.

Deputy minister says the drought is affecting 3,175 farmers and 8,097 hectares in Perak.

He says he came to highlight environmental issues and was not invited by any political party.

‘I will not criticise you, your family, or your administration. My campaign will focus on the PM’s weaknesses.’

This despite global crude oil price on the upward trend in the past month.

S'WAK POLLS | They include Kanang Langkau, who fought communist insurgency, and Rosli Dhobi, who was executed by the British.

It says police can investigate and the doctors can protect their reputation.

In the final tomorrow in Wuhan, China, Chong Wei will meet Chen Long.

His use of national resources in asking for votes raises suspicion of bribery, says DAP's Senadin candidate.

Roydin Jamaludin, who was in plain clothes, had wounds on his body.

S’WAK POLLS | He says they would not be able to carry out any development work.

Party president says its top guns have been unfairly targeted for raising Guan Eng’s bungalow and Taman Manggis land issue.

S’WAK POLLS | He says whenever he utters it, he never fails to get a ‘Ooo-haaa!’ in return.

He has crossed the line and is being reckless in the use of his executive power, says S'gor MB.

S'WAK POLLS | The PM describes the opposition claim as "malicious propaganda".

It is indeed a matter of regret - but entirely appropriate - for the Federal Court to remind the inspector-general of police (IGP) of his obligation under the Police Act to carry out any direction issued by a court. Because of his failure to do so, the Federal Court issued a mandamus ordering him to comply. A mandamus is issued to compel a public officer to carry out his public duty.

COMMENT | The ‘Adenan team’ has become the name of the game in this polls.

The law restricts the release of patient medical information, argues the Malaysian Medical Association.

Living in Kota Baru, Kelantan, it is easy for Ridhuan to hop across the borders, she fears.

If he gives a good enough reason why he defied court order, he may get away with a fine.

The Save Malaysia group has 500,000 to date, half way to their target to call for Najib's resignation.

He hopes his entry can break the anti-Malay and anti-Muslim perception against the party.

The DAP sec-gen is upbeat the Sarawak seat tussles with PKR won't impact the opposition coalition.

Ex info-minister Zainuddin Maidin claims ground sentiment against the PM is rising and the polls will decide.

Former information minister Zainuddin Maidin says Malay unity still a big factor for the community.

S'WAK POLLS | BN's Batu Kawah candidate Sim Kui Hian tells Chinese it is unhealthy if they remain largely in the opposition camp.

S'WAK POLLS | The Sarawak caretaker CM said that he is willing to do so upon receiving their formal request.

S'WAK POLLS | LIVE BLOG DAY 6 | Malaysiakini team in Sarawak brings you the news as it takes place.

COMMENT | Some possible solutions to narrow the urban-rural divide.

COMMENT | Federal Court has ruled in her favour and its decision must be followed.

Amanah leaders say PKR-DAP seat tussle in S’wak, while serious, is not fatal for the pact.

S'WAK POLLS | A bookworm, a lawyer and an engineer cross swords in Chinese-majority seat.

YOURSAY | ‘Justice has been done. Now IGP must show proof that justice is seen to be done.’

A new book opens the door to another debate on the legendary warrior, this time on his name.

RECAP | Key headlines you may have missed yesterday, in brief.

YOURSAY | ‘If Muhammad was a favourite, the PMO should have rebutted WSJ's assertion earlier.’

YOURSAY | ‘Mahathir will play a rather important role too, perhaps as a supporting actor.’

A choice between a pathetic opposition or a predatory gov’t.