Joe Fernandez

COMMENT Let there be no mistake. Hulu Selangor is not about Zaid Ibrahim. It’s about the collective Malay and Indian dislike for S Samy Vellu and the MIC.

BN must heed the rumblings of discontent by the Sabah Chinese community who feel marginalised in the politics of the state and nation.

PKR vice-president Jeffrey Kitingan went deep into the issue of land for the 98 Tamil schools in Selangor with party supremo Anwar Ibrahim in Sibu on Sunday.

Jeffrey Kitingan takes the home minister to task, following a ‘less than forthright’ statement on Filipino ‘refugees’ in Sabah.

Sabah swiftlet farmers are refusing to comply with a state ban imposed on their business last weekend in Kota Kinabalu, Sandakan and Tawau.

Umno and PBS seem to be calling the shots while smaller parties find their calls for change and reform ignored.

The movement’s advisor says this will happen if specific clauses in the federal constitution are realised in their full spirt for the benefit of the minorities.

A different take on 1Malaysia as Sabah political elements come to the aid of Pakatan in the Hulu Selangor by-election.

Authorities there are concerned over the growing phenomenon of underage marriages especially among the stateless.

Voters were so disillusioned with BN that they were not voting so much for Pakatan as against the ruling party.

The movement will firmly keep to its aim of being apolitical and ending the marginalisation of the Indian community.

The Sabah political pot continues to simmer as two brothers on opposing sides add spice to speculation.

Harris Salleh doesn't see the need a new probe into the 1976 plane crash which killed chief minister Donald Mohd Fuad Stephens and others.

There are two conditions he wants fulfilled before HRP will lend its support to Pakatan in Hulu Selangor.

Opposition leaders believe that new disclosures by Tunku Razaleigh over the Sabah oil agreement and the ill fated plane flight warrant a new investigation.

Sabah opposition strongman Jeffrey Gapari Kitingan denies that he made up comments attributed to Dr Mahathir Mohamad pertaining to  Sabah Umno.

His talk and answers to questions raised by the audience lay bare the realities behind the state's so-called backwardness.

Rejoining BN is out of the question as the party is confident taking over the government in alliance with the other opposition parties.

Sabah PKR's Jeffrey Gapari Kitingan speaks out against a recent suggestion to replace Malaysia Day with National Unity Day instead.

'We are going to prove that Umno has been misleading everybody on Article 153 and taking them for a ride,' says Hindraf chief Waythamoorthy.

As heat spell worsens and water reserves run critically low, all parties are scrambling for a solution.

Sabah MP blames, among other things, greed and profiteering for the never-ending energy crises in the state.

Raja Petra brushes aside claims that he is affiliated with either Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim or ‘rival’ Malaysiakini.

DAP’s Lim Kit Siang and PKR’s Jeffrey Kitingan want greater accountability of the oil and gas corporation’s reserves.