No romance in MCA's Three Kingdoms
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Archive - 20 March 2010
0Emotional homecoming for Najib in Lipis
Prime Minister Najib Razak's one-day visit to Kuala Lipis, his first to his birthplace since becoming the prime minister on April 3 last year, was steeped in meaning.
0Social media can help bring change
With more than 90 percent of Malaysians considered as avid users of online social media, the medium is emerging as an influential tool.
0'TAY 1' is Malaysia's most expensive number plate
Vehicle registration number plate 'TAY 1' issued by the Terengganu Road Transport Department (RTD) created history when it was bought for RM220,000, the highest paid in Malaysia so far.
0DAP willing to vote with BN on anti-hopping law
The DAP is willing to work with the BN government on the amendment of the Federal Constitution to outlaw party-hopping.
0Ku Li claims Petronas makes 'huge oil discovery'
0Oil royalty dispute not legal but political
0PM to announce pay rise for police next week
0'Infamous Five' deny role in Sept 16 putsch
All five Sabah MPs named by Bayan Baru MP Zahrain Hashim as being involved in the opposition’s Sept 16 putsch have furiously denied the allegation.
0I inherited Ka Ting's problems: Tee Keat
It is “common knowledge,” said incumbent MCA president Ong Tee Keat, he that he had inherited many problems from his predecessor Ong Ka Ting that have plagued MCA.
0300 student leaders defy ban to attend meet
0Zaid slams Perkasa for twisting facts
Their irresponsible leadership is stirring up emotions despite Malays being in the majority and their rights can never really come under danger.
0Najib to leave it to authorities to investigate
0Ditch the old, vote for new MCA: Incumbent party boss
In a less than subtle jab at his predecessor and rival Ong Ka Ting, the incumbent MCA president is calling on party members to leave the 'old' ways behind and vote for a 'new' MCA.
0Two evenings with Anwar in London
COMMENT
He spoke of the deaths of Teoh Beng Hock and A Kugan before he said, ‘I understand what freedom is all about’ and then he insisted that he would not be convicted this time.
0What Pakatan could learn from Ku Li-Musa rivalry?
REFLECTION
Rivalry in the second tier of leadership of pivotal parties must be managed lest banal, or worse, baleful time-servers ghost through the gap.
0Anything goes in race for MCA chief
Political shenanigans reach creative heights as the party gears up for its polls with the president's post grabbing the most attention.
0Six other laws to be amended along with ISA
The PM said the review was also to keep abreast with times and the wishes of the people.
0All bets are off on nomination day
0Tee Keat: I will not withdraw
0Kong Cho Ha to go for MCA No 2
UPDATED 3.45PM
The former veep today announced that he will be contesting for the deputy president's post.
0Sabah parties squabble among themselves
Sapp is not making itself any friends as it finds itself at loggerheads with Sabah DAP as well as former opposition-aligned PBS.
0The week that Anwar lost
He fails to shine in the House as his erstwhile comrade-in-arms turns against him for being unable to take over Putrajaya as promised.
0'Why China Press punished, not Utusan?'
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'The oft-repeated double standards and arrogance exhibited by the Umno regime in dealing with non-Umno parties is demonstrated here again.'
0Umno's dilemma on suspending Anwar
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'Suspending Anwar from Parliament, which is not difficult for Umno, will further strengthen the opposition...'
0Nigeria to hold key talks after cabinet sacking
Nigeria's ruling party will hold key talks after Acting President Goodluck Jonathan in a shock move sacked a government he inherited from the country's ailing head of state.
0Mideast Quartet tells Israel to halt settlements
The Middle East Quartet on Friday urged Israel to stop building settlements and set a bold target for a final deal with the Palestinians by 2012 as it tried to kickstart the stalled peace process.
0Irish group wants Pope to apologise, admit cover-up
The pope should apologise to Irish sex abuse victims and admit the Catholic church abused its power and deliberately covered up the activities of paedophile priests, a leading victims' group said Friday.
0US breaks up vast Malaysia, China smuggling ring
Two Malaysians were among those charged over a vast smuggling ring that brought in hundreds of thousands of counterfeit shoes and handbags.
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