The Malay Mail

This was delayed after the building owner ‘took their time’ to clear debris on top of the building and failed to submit a work statement to MPPP.

The board for Matang admits communications on the reverse takeover bid was inadequate and are respecting the shareholders' decision.

They say the government must educate parents on the low numbers of reported side effects to child vaccinations, and all are easily treatable.

Wee Ka Siong says MCA Youth will not tolerate this and will lodge a police report against them as their remarks could undermine racial harmony.

If a street rally is needed to help set up the Independent Police Complaints and Misconduct Commission (IPCMC), so be it, he says.

However, he feels BN must figure out how to strike a balance between strengthening the support of bumiputras and other races.

Could the lukewarm response given to Khalid Ibrahim during a function in Bandar Tun Razak be an indicator of dwindling support for him?

This meeting, and that with Hindraf recently, is seen as Najib Abdul Razak’s efforts to reach out to all communities, even those deemed radical.

So who is a winnable candidate for the Barisan Nasional in the Pandan constituency? Five-term MP Ong Tee Keat or newbie Gary Lim?

More guidelines are not necessary as ‘universities know their own political climate, and their students, best,’ says Deputy Minister Saifuddin Abdullah.

INTERVIEW Najib speaks of a more inclusive Umno, allegations against him, 1Malaysia and fulfilling the rakyat’s mandate by GE13.

The transfer of Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) Mayor Mohamad Roslan Sakiman to the State Secretariat is a promotion, says Ali Hamsa.

They stress the new History syllabus must be based on actual facts and say patriotism can be instilled if the young understands society.

The High Court in George Town yesterday acquitted and discharged a kindergarten operator who had been sentenced to 20 years jail for raping a four-year-old girl.