
PKR claims state gov't punishing its supporters
Baru Bian claims applications for planting high-yielding rubber were rejected because applicants are opposition supporters.

Baru Bian claims applications for planting high-yielding rubber were rejected because applicants are opposition supporters.


Chong Chieng Jen claims that the rise in crime is being engineered to bring back preventive detention
a la
the Emergency Ordinance.

A Federal Court ruling now makes it illegal for Ibans to sell such land to, or enter into joint-venture projects with, non-natives.



SUPP president Peter Chin is not receptive of the idea, saying that his party is multiracial whereas MCA is Chinese-based.

It has set aside nearly RM600,000 to set up branches in 20 rural constituencies in the state in bid to break BN hegemony.







Make clear your stand on graft and power abuse in the BN, since you boast of a ‘clean' gov't, demands DAP's Chong Chieng Jen.

Tiki Lafe, sacked from SPDP, is contesting against the party's candidate as an Independent. There are calls he should be dropped as NSTB chair.


PAS chief Abdul Hadi Awang announces candidates for seven seats, three of which are also being claimed by DAP and PKR.

They feel that the EC has forgotten that Malaysia is a multi-religious nation where about 10 percent of the 28mil population is Christian.


The state PKR vice-chair says the government as a whole should apologise for grabbing native customary rights land.

The lack of trust in the leadership appears to be pushing members into quitting in what seems to be a steady trot.

Its chairperson, Baru Bian, expects millions of ringgit to be poured in certain constituencies to influence voters against PKR.

It has nothing to do with the chief minister’s inability to speak Mandarin, as he appears to think, says the Sarawak DAP.