Archive - 2 May 2016

S'WAK POLLS | PM also urges voters to pick a candidate who can listen to the pulse of the people.

'This is because employers will have to bear high cost if wage order takes effect on July 1.'

MB wants all quarters to move forward.

S'WAK POLLS | 'We are concerned about differing prices of goods in peninsula, Sabah and Sarawak, says Zahid.

S'WAK POLLS | Each voter will have a polling centre just to himself.

It's his right and choice, and is in no way seen as a betrayal, it says.

G25 is concerned that police resources are being provided to Jais.

Appeal by NRD will be withdrawn, according to the chief minister.

S'WAK POLLS | 'The ban breaches the Immigration Act.'

S'WAK POLLS | Khalid says DAP's proposal goes against election laws.

S'WAK POLLS | DPM also says he will consider allowance hike for the men in blue.

S'WAK POLLS | Banned from S'wak, she says there's a limit to entertaining arbitrary abuse of power.

S'WAK POLLS | Najib announces RM54.3 milliion allocation to extend water mains and upgrade pipelines.

Kelantan Forestry Dept seizes two tonnes of logs, worth RM10,000, in the Ulu Sat forest reserve.

The police report she lodged two days that her ex-husband may flee the country with their kid may have come true, she fears.

S'WAK POLLS | DAP's Teresa Kok tells minister off on his comments on Sarawak's banning of Opposition leaders.

UPDATED 2.48PM | S'WAK POLLS | PBB leader Abang Johari says Kit Siang's claim is to make DAP work harder.

UPDATED 3.13PM | S'WAK POLLS | Incumbent Piasau rep Alan Ling slams CM for ‘specific messages to the Chinese’.

S'WAK POLLS | She is scrapping for Pakan seat against William Mawan, the state rep there for 25 years.

UPDATED 2.30PM | S'WAK POLLS | PBB deputy chief Abang Johari counters Azmin’s snipe at the CM for the Sarawak entry bans.

MP SPEAKS | Our GDP today at RM1,250b is 30 times higher than in 1970. But, are we living at least 10 times better?

S'WAK POLLS | The PKR vice-president wrote an appeal letter to the CM but still finds herself deported at Miri.

This article aims to shed light on one of the weakest chains in the justice system. Contrary to popular belief, the focus is not on the judiciary. Rather, it is on the role of the attorney-general. My discussion here are all about the justice system as a whole, instead of targeting a particular individual.

Truth be told, most Malaysian's are immigrants. There, I said it. Aside from the Orang Asli, if we look carefully at our history, at some point or another, our forefathers all came from other lands.

Japan has been shaken by two successive tremors lately and one is reminded of the tremor-tsunami combined tragedy of Fukushima. Although no nuclear plants were hit this time around, the possibility and danger is always present as Japan has many of these facilities.

Police unable to trace Indira Gandhi’s ex-husband, whose arrest has been ordered by the Federal Court.

What is a wife of a busy leader to do?

ANTIDOTE | Najib sees the Penan as modern, clever and doing higher education - during an election campaign run in Suai.

S'WAK POLLS | LIVE BLOG DAY 8 | Scheduled events and unexpected happenings on the campaign trail.

YOURSAY | 'If you can't even achieve a consensus in your coalition, how to woo voters?'

ANALYSIS | His move to ban key opposition leaders has made 1MDB a non-issue.

YOURSAY | ‘What kind of finance minister would allow an entity under him to defy Bank Negara’s instruction?’

YOURSAY | 'Imagine having him at the top of the bureaucracy that controls the nation’s purse strings...'

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