Archive - 10 April 2010

The 24 residents in Port Dickson were frustrated over the non-completion of a road project after six years.

HRP wants a royal commission to probe whether the double shooting of the two brothers was a police’s shoot-to-kill operation.

Police detained a teen for allegedly impersonating the ‘Tuan Muda Pahang’ and claiming to be an adopted son of the Tengku Mahkota of Pahang.

Sarawak CM ahmud said the Sarawak BN was ready for the Sibu parliamentary by-election.

These gangsters make profits by forcing owners to sell their land through dubious means.

When their visas expire, their employers would hold on to their passports, says MTUC.

The BN menteri besar said that BN Perak welcomes Chua as the new chairperson of MCA Perak.

'The development in states administered by Pakatan is a legacy of the BN government,' says Umno info chief Ahmad Maslan.

Tenaga is upset over a blog alleging the power utility giant would sue WWF over the 'Earth Hour' campaign.

Two men's idea of a joke, bombed. They are now facing a charge of criminal intimidation.

The question that could be ringing in the BN mind is how heavy the cost of his unbridled tongue in this crucial by-election?

Shafie Apdal said the move by the authorities showed the unfairness of the Selangor government.

The movement will firmly keep to its aim of being apolitical and ending the marginalisation of the Indian community.

'There is only one general in this by-election and that is Khalid Ibrahim,’ said Azmin, drawing cheers from the 300 party workers in KKB last night.

COMMENT The irony of the whole Apco affair is that, despite Anwar's vitriol, he may be the very reason why the firm was sought for its services in the first place.

Opposition MP's query on seized publications receives the standard well practised stock-in-trade answer from home minister.

There is always the fear and perception that poor subsidised patients would be shortchanged and asked to wait longer.

Gerakan MP hits out at Dewan Rakyat colleague MP Tajuddin Abdul Rahman for dubbing the Chinese press as being pro-opposition.

COMMENT To the Malays, their nationality is a given - their birthright. Shouldn't the rest of us accept our nationality just as naturally?

SPECIAL REPORT True people are emigrating, however, there are those who swim against the current return home hoping times are changing.

Cuba's leadership does not want to normalise ties with Washington because they would "lose their excuses" for the country's economic stagnation, says Hillary Clinton.

COMMENT Any which way you look at it, Chew Mei Fun’s resignation on principle is a rare matching of deed to word.

Kyrgyzstan's interim leader has offered president Kurmanbek Bakiyev safe passage out of the strategic Central Asia nation, but only if he stands down after the bloody uprising that toppled him.

free 'He has his battle formations all lined-up but he cannot be absolutely sure his infantry will respond to his orders and be with him as he marches forward.'

free 'Obviously any whistle-blowing would affect them more than anyone else because they are the ones with their hands in the cookie jar.'

Flags of the old apartheid South Africa and neo-Nazi emblems flew high at the funeral of slain white supremacist leader Eugene Terre'Blanche Friday attended by thousands.