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Archive - 13 March 2010
0Najib meets his Facebook fans
Also present were his wife Rosmah Mansor and their two children, Nooryana Najwa and Nor Ashman Razak.
0Insurance scheme: Bar wants Bank Negara to consult stakeholders
The Bar Council wants Bank Negara and the government to be more transparent in the proposed scheme on basic motor insurance coverage for third party bodily injury and death.
0Ku Li: I'm in Umno for life
He stressed that he would remain in Umno for life, hence dismissing speculation that he would jump to another party.
0'Marriage' of two underage girls in K'tan sparks debate
The 'marriage' of two underage girls in Kelantan recently has opened up debate on the rationale for such marriages.
0Deviant website will be investigated, says minister
The government will investigate a report on a website which is said to contain elements of deviant teachings, Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, Jamil Khir Baharom said.
0Confirmed: Tee Keat to defend MCA chief's post
BREAKING NEWS
Tee Keat announces he will be defending his post as MCA chief at the party polls on March 28.
0Ministry shoots China Press show-cause letter
UPDATED 6.31PM
The letter was sent hours after China Press published a front-page that IGP Musa Hassan had resigned.
0Ignore SMS messages on T'ganu MB's resignation
Hishammuddin does not rule out the possibility that this was done by people who wanted to destabilise the state government.
0GST: Protes hails 'round 1' victory
The NGOs still harbour the hope that the contentious piece of legislation will be totally scrapped.
0Ah Lek pines for Ka Ting's return
Lim Ah Lek has emerged from his political retirement to further stir up the volatile cauldron of MCA politics.
0Sabah power chief told to quit or be sacked
Pace appears to be picking up to bring down the MD seen as being unable to seriously solve the state's electricity problems.
0One of two child brides found in Batu Caves
One of two underaged girls who had been married off to older men was found last night at a mosque near Batu Caves, Selangor.
0Thaksin protesters descend on Thai capital
Tens of thousands of supporters of deposed premier Thaksin Shinawatra streamed through military checkpoints into the capital on Saturday as they headed to a rally aimed at toppling the government.
0I'll not bow to pressure to quit: Zahrain
'I think that in the democratic process, it is my right whether to vacate the seat or not,' he said.
0Election is near, go to the ground: S'wak CM
0Lackadaisical attitude on conversion issue slammed
The DAP solution for the problem is a Family Court for speedy disposals of such pain-inducing cases.
0Gov't delays debate on GST bill
The government needed more time to gather feedback from the rakyat, says minister.
0Hishammuddin wants explanation from China Press
0Pussycats in the Year of the Tiger
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For women, a dichotomy exists. They are told of the need to breed more, and yet more babies are abandoned.
0Anti-GST protest: 'We need only one hour'
'The picket is only going to be an hour and the organisers have assured that it will be peaceful,' says a protest organiser.
0Law vs law play in oil royalty dispute
0Security readied as Thaksin protesters head to capital
Thailand's security forces braced for possible violence on Saturday as tens of thousands of protesters loyal to deposed premier Thaksin Shinawatra headed to Bangkok for a mass anti-government rally.
0Soldier dies after collision with Tian Chua's car
0Subjugation of women threatens US security: Clinton
Calling the subjugation of women a threat to American security, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton made a vibrant plea to give equal rights to women around the world.
0Quartet condemns Israeli settlement plan
The Middle East diplomatic Quartet condemned Israel's plans to build new settler homes and said unilateral actions would not be recognized by the international community.
0Police chief Musa denies he's quitting
UPDATED 1.35PM
Inspector-general of police Musa Hassan denies a news report that he has tendered his resignation, five months before his contract ends.
0'Chili padi' GST set to burn rakyat
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'Confusing the end-user on paying a 10% sales and service tax versus the 4% GST is like saying the ‘chilli padi' cannot be as hot as the normal chilli because it is smaller.'
0Ex-top cop not out of the woods yet
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'An acquittal does not mean the accused person is clear of corruption.'
0Three freed in Ireland after Swedish cartoonist 'plot' arrests
Three of seven Muslims arrested over an alleged plot to kill a Swedish cartoonist who drew the Prophet Mohammed with the body of a dog have been released without charge, Irish police said on Friday.
0Pope named in new twist to German paedophile furore
Pope Benedict XVI once helped get housing for a clergyman suspected of child sex abuse as the pontiff met the head of the Roman Catholic Church in Germany over a growing paedophile priest scandal.
0Turkey warns Sweden over 'genocode' vote
Turkey warned Sweden of "serious" damage to ties after the Swedish parliament recognized the massacres of Armenians by Ottoman Turks as genocide, only days after a similar vote by a US Congressional panel.
0S'gor Umno to hold convention on Pakatan's two-year rule
Selangor Umno will have a convention early next month in Shah Alam to discuss and review the performance of the opposition pact for two years in the state.
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