Humayun Kabir

The obsession with statistics has grave implications with too many medical colleges for a population less than that of the UK or Canada.

The state government has approved a cable car system but there are concerns there will be severe environmental damage.

Fauzi Muda has allegedly been slandering the party and will be issued a warning letter with legal action to follow if he does not pay it any heed.

DAP is calling on people to tell the BN 'enough is enough' and to work for a 'Putrajaya miracle'.

Talk is making the rounds that the BN is attempting to wrest back Selangor by adopting the same tactics as was seen in Perak.

Nine party divisions held AGMs without quorum, Fauzi Muda says in complaint to Register of Societies but has high respect for ex-boss.

Nearly half-a-century of blood, sweat and tears is heading for ruination for no good reason at a time when every sen counts.

Two sets of worshippers dig in for the long haul as they engage in an all-out power struggle for control of a Hindu temple committee.

PSM accuses the government of being irresponsible for moving to cut subsidies without first ensuring a minimum wage law.

DAP state secretary Nga Kor Ming wants Zambry to keep it out of the state for the sake of the people.

NUPW and MIC have failed to protect the interests of estate workers who are facing an economic crisis without a social security net.

State youth chief Abdul Yunus Jamahri today said there have been attempts to tempt six of them over with financial rewards.

The community is said to have lost confidence in the coalition, which considers them 'second-class citizens'.

‘We are confused as to what Umno's stand is. Is it for the minority of rich Malays or for the majority of poor Malays?' asks a socialist leader.

DAP Perak Nga slammed the loophole that allows rejected politicians into government through the back door.

The PAS leader is furious with the tabloid's mischievous front page heading for potentially stirring sectarian trouble.

Country already saturated with various forms of licensed and illegal gambling, says PKR leader.

Why the rush to close deal by June 21, asks DAP's labour bureau chief Sivanesan.

The PAS state deputy commissioner has slapped Sinar Harian with a ultimatum to retract a front-page story.

PSM leader M Saraswathy says the present procedures for compensation are cumbersome, restrictive and worker-unfriendly.

Its Perak leaders have conveyed this assurance to representatives of 18 churches in the Kinta Valley.

The DAP candidate's win has created an awareness among voters in East Malaysia that people's power is mightier than BN's money politics.

The quest for material wealth and social status is murdering age-old family values as many aged parents have found out to their misery.