
Letter: Penang 'bribed' Motorola to stay
The top-secret missive confirms that the state government offered a RM1 billion project to telecommunications giant Motorola to persuade it to stay put in the state.

The top-secret missive confirms that the state government offered a RM1 billion project to telecommunications giant Motorola to persuade it to stay put in the state.





Who should 'keep reinventing'? Is it Gerakan in Penang or the voters themselves?



The PKR president recognises that the ‘free Anwar sentiment’ is no longer a factor now and she is counting on her record to see her through for the third term.

Dr Koh Tsu Koon refuses to confirm who will succeed him but DAP is already seeing red over his ‘anointed successor’.

The PKR
de facto
leader believes that opposition parties will achieve its aim despite that the electoral process is not entirely clean and fair.

No major surprise or a swap of seats are expected following their seat talks which sees PKR agreeing not to contest any seat in the Kinta Valley.





Its top brass hurl accusations at each other while the movement’s chairperson-in-exile expresses surprise.


Lingam tape inquiry updated at 4.30pm Yet another application to disqualify a commission member, this time Mahadev Shankar. But he ordered the application to be submitted in writing.



Lingam tape inquiry
updated 8.10pm
Their act of protest came after PKR’s
de facto
leader Anwar Ibrahim and social reform movement Aliran were barred from participating in the commission’s proceedings.

