Tobacco: Gov't should stick to its guns
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0Scrap highlands thermal treatment plant
0Penang developers forcing condo owners to renovate
0Public should support measures to reduce subsidies
CAP supports the government’s initiative to reduce its subsidy bill of RM74 billion in 2009, which is more than its development expenditure of RM51.2 billion in 2010.
0Nuclear power should not be an option
0Botanic Gardens no place for monstrous arches
0Consumers deserve a 'no fault' liability motor scheme
0The sorry state of Orang Asli health
0Private wings will cripple public healthcare
0New Penang hill railway may be overkill
0Recall dangerous products from the market
0Ex-IAEA rep should be honoured, not punished
0German-Israeli joint cabinet meeting outrageous
COMMENT
While children are dying because of shortages of food and medical care due to the Israeli siege of Gaza, Angela Merkel's government is honouring those responsible for this barbarism.
0Gov't on right track with '1Malaysia' clinics
0Gambling money for development projects?
0Review IPP deals first, not power tariffs
COMMENT
The government must first review the power purchase agreements with the independent power producers (IPPs).
0Cigarettes: Charge 'em RM30 for twenty
0A myth Porr will cure traffic congestion
0Islamic finance customers need protection
0We say it again: Support for Porr project wrong
0Nato's barbaric air-strike
0Government should stop employing smokers
0Building collapse - hold professionals liable
0Reform CVLB first, then public transport
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