
Salbiah Ahmads book stresses need for reform
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Kinibooks
' latest offering,
Malaya!: Critical Thoughts on Islam, Rights and Freedom in Malaysia
by Salbiah Ahmad, brings forth clearly the need for immediate reform in the country.
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A happy national laureate A Samad Said praises artists at KL's Central Market saying that their paintings had successfully reflected the genuine feelings of Malaysians.
The Parliamentary Select Committee on Unity and National Service has turned down the suggestion of committee member Fong Po Kuan to suspend national service.
The parliamentary select committee on unity and national service should call in NS Training Council head Lee Lam Thye, suggests member Fong Poh Kuan.
Calling all senior citizens! The Bar Council wants to know your views if there should be a specific law to protect your rights.
Contrary to a report, the popular TV3 programme has not been banned. It was only told to change from the 'live' format to a 'recorded' one.
Members of the Anti ISA Movement distribute ISA leaflets to the public in an effort to better inform them about the draconian act.
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Activists point to the need for the public to have access to information in order to promote a transparent and clean government
Malaysia's inability to compete globally is because of its lack of competitiveness, not because of the New Economic Policy.
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The three-day
Mystical Steppes: Along the Silk Road
performance by Xinjiang traditional dancers in Kuala Lumpur enables Malaysians to have a feel of life in the Chinese province.