Humayun Kabir

With four seats to fill in the Perak exco, to whose demands will he listen - the three ‘frogs’ or Umno members?

Pakatan Rakyat’s Perak leader says the coalition will not subscribe to a marriage of convenience that will see BN getting the political credit for Pakatan’s groundwork.

Here's a tale to warm the cockles of the most jaded heart. An elderly joss-stick maker is crowing with happiness at receiving a Chinese New Year 'ang pow'.

A fresh election should be called when representatives switch parties said Parti Sosialis Malaysia national coordinator bureau chief K Kunasekaran.

Although the Federal Court has given a favourable verdict to the BN MB to run Perak, he is still on politically shaky ground.

The Human Rights Party Malaysia alleges that Indians are massively disadvanged due to Umno BN policies.

PERAK 1 YEAR ON One year after triggering the fall of the Perak Pakatan Rakyat state government, Behrang state assemblyperson Jamaluddin Mohd Radzi has no regrets.

The Taiping Sessions Court reduced bail from RM 30,000 to RM5,000 for three charged with arson attacks on two churches and a school in Taiping last month.

This is the message that Anwar Ibrahim put across in his brief speech to some 2,000 people in Perak last night.

 

His apprehension is based on the belief that a desperate BN is capable of anything to hang on to power.

Makkal Sakthi rebels file suit accusing ‘sacked’ president of forging constitution to stay in power.

Failing to see the humour of those cartoons, the coalition instead slams its rival for stooping low to garner political mileage.

Parti Sosialis Malaysia bureau chief claims the Federal Court is the wrong avenue to address Perak’s ongoing leadership woes.

DAP's Kulasegaran says that Barisan Nasional leaders cannot afford to keep flip-flopping over important national policies.

In calling on Pakatan reps to resign to test their popularity, the Perak MB is going against Umno’s stand, says the DAP leader.

UPDATED 4.40PM No plea was recorded as the cases are to be mentioned in the Taiping Sessions Court on Feb 8.

Without BN's help, the three defectors will surely drown should they stand for state elections as independents, said Mohd Nizar Jamaluddin.

PAS state commissioner Abu Bakar Hussain alleges Umno is not doing enough to promote jawi and religious education

Royal protocol and meeting with religious department officials are said to be in way of such a notion becoming a reality.

Winning over the hearts and minds of rural Malays and the Orang Asli are the crucial to the coalition's progress.

Party claims its efforts to mobilise and register voters for the upcoming elections are being sabotaged.

UPDATED 4.09PM The remand order on seven individuals suspected of arson attempts on two churches and a school in Taiping have been extended until Feb 2.

Rumours abound that fresh polls will be called in March with the Federal Court to make a ruling on the MB-vs-MB case on Feb 9.

He will continue fighting for the community's rights, including teaching of the mother-tongue.