Ng Ling Fong

Seventeen were hauled-up by campus authorities for an illegal assembly. Fifteen walked free after being told that some of the evidence had 'disappeared' while the rest was full of holes.

Will 46 primary students of SRJK Sin Chung has a school to go to tomorrow?

The hearing of a land tussle surrounding a Chinese primary school in Penang will be heard tomorrow.

It is internationally acknowledged that teaching in one's mother-tongue is the most effective way to help students in learning, said a renowned linguist.

Travel agencies are only harping on the Petronas Twin Towers and Genting Highlands. A Chinese embassy official says Malaysia has much more to offer.

He is concerned that the party may suffer irreversible damage if candidates for the upcoming party polls continue to engage in character assassination.

To understand the problems of the Chinese community, one must understand the language. Gerakan Wanita chief candidate Surin Leong cites this as an advantage over her opponent Tan Lian Hoe.

Dewan Perhimpunan Cina Selangor (SCAH) mahu barisan kepimpinan baru MCA meletakkan isu-isu itu dalam senarai keutamaan parti tersebut.

The Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall has put these issues at the top of a to-do list for the new MCA leaders.

On the eve of the most anticipated MCA elections, three major Chinese dailies give the party president prominent coverage.

The Chinese edition of Malaysiakini was launched last night together with the Yellow Ribbon Internet forum.

Several Chinese groups want leaders elected on Saturday to relinquish the party's control of the newspaper company.

While schools in Selangor have suspended outdoor activities, all schools in Kuala Lumpur will be closed tomorrow and Friday.

As the party polls draw near, phone texts attacking leaders and creating discord are becoming rife.

How can the proposed New National Agenda (NNA) be fair to all ethnic groups, as claimed, when there has been no consultation over it, ask opposition leaders.