
Maika AGM date a ploy: shareholders
They claim that Maika Holdings is trying to prevent a good turn-out for this year's annual general meeting so that burning issues will remain unanswered.


The 44-year-old businessman son of MIC's president claims that allegations linking him to the death of an actress was the work of people out to gain political mileage.

Kayveas says PPP only wants to talk to BN about getting some extra seats for the general election, stressing that it has not issued any ultimatum to the ruling coalition.









The report states that the BN candidate had threatened a journalist but the MIC questions the timing of the report, saying it was aimed to tarnish Parthiban's reputation.



A rank outsider has appeared to be the MIC's apparent choice as the candidate for the April 28 by-election.


Project Atmah was started seven years ago to give poor
students from squatter areas a chance to better themselves.
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'It looked as though the attacks were meant to put us in our place. And you can see that even today,' says a local leader from an affected squatter settlement.


The MIC president promised a repayment scheme for Maika investors by Feb 15. But the investment says it has no clue about this, leaving investors in the lurch.


The school first opened its doors 95 years ago. Now plans to relocate the school to a more conducive site is taking shape but some parents complain it is not happening fast enough.
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special report
In this concluding part, a politician says the blame lies with the affected workers themselves while a prominent academic says the government lacks the political will to solve this problem.
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This third part of a series on bonded labourers sees how a young businessman waged his own life to rescue a family whose lives were shackled by slavery.
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