
Where is Najib's study on nuclear policy?
With higher overall costs, cancer risk and other dangers why is minister Peter Chin pushing to go nuclear?

With higher overall costs, cancer risk and other dangers why is minister Peter Chin pushing to go nuclear?

Public debate on the project would correct the cabinet’s slanted notions on nuclear energy.

On Friday, Malaysia sent a strong message to the world. After 52 years of living together, nation building and national unity is in tatters.

Politics of intimidation major contributor to failed nation building attempts, time for citizens to reclaim nation.

Najib's sloganeering has failed to translate into action and the country continues to be hamstrung by Umno...


This is outrageous and amounts to harassment and intimidation against Malaysiakini for doing its job.

The 1969 bloody racial riots, Operasi Lalang in 1988 and the racial clash in 2001 all happened when Umno's grip on power was violently shaken as it is now.

What is shocking about the revelation is that the donation was made at the request of Ong, whose ministry was overseeing the investigations surrounding the PKFZ fiasco.

The significance of the PKFZ scandal lies not only in the billions of ringgit of public funds involved but the failures of our regulatory agencies to do their job.

It is imperative to institute mechanisms promoting transparency and accountability as, currently, there is a fear that much of the funds would be lost to corruption, excess and rent seeking.

MP'S VIEWS What has been left unanswered is how the stimulus package will create additional income and enough jobs for Malaysians to help them weather the crisis.

How do we cushion the economy from the full impact of the global crisis? To be blunt about it, the government's response to the crisis has been both slow and lacklustre.









