Oct 19

Selangor Menteri Besar Abdul Khalid Ibrahim said the state government would not get involved with the Himpun rally scheduled for this Saturday afternoon but would not prohibit its staff from participating in it.

What people says about this:

tpn -Khalid, what are you up to. The state government should follow PAS and PKR’s stand not to support the gathering. State leaders who turn up for the gathering should be sacked

Keturunan -Malaysia Yes Onyourtoes, don’t tell us our MB Khalid has suddenly gone cuckoo! When the devils extend an invitation and/or preach religion, it is wise to stay away. Nothing good can ever come out of it. It is never meant for their followers, it was only meant to entice and trap the good and the clean.

Samuel Ng -A bolt of lightning from heaven would get everyone’s attention not to use God’s name in vain for their political mileage. Corrupt men trying hard to look holy is most disgusting.

Onyourtoes -MB Khalid, please get real here. Who told you this rally is apolitical organised by NGOs? If so, why UMNO’s ministers are opening begging PAS and others to attend? Are you saying these NGOs have engaged UMNO ministers as their marketing and public relation executives. You should actually ban Selangor state civil servants from attending. It is a political event and civil servants should stay away from it.

Anonymous_3f1f All of a sudden there were so many so called Malay NGOs surfaced…if I am not wrong there was one that called themselves as “Anti-Pakatan Rakyat”..What kind of -NGO is this? Will they contribute anything to the society for being Anti-Pakatan. Strange and stupid.

Caleb Choo a.k.a. -KitaAkanSiasat This will be the most embarrasing rally I’ve ever heard. It’s already embarrasing my good Muslim friends because they do not believe that a rally can save nor strenghthen their faith. It can be only done by themselves!

Sep 22

The BN government should not have arrested and charged PAS deputy president Mohamad Sabu because he has in fact done them a favour.

People comments:
Disbeliever Quote: Tun Mahathir said “He would even go as far as paying PAS members to act like Mohamad by going around and “talking nonsense”. Doesn’t this prove that like many in UMNO, he is also corrupted?

Anonymous
Najib, this guy is blaming you should UMNO is less popular because of the arrest of Mat Sabu. He implied that you and your cronies are the ones orchestrating it. Whack him nice and nice before he draws the first blood on you.

Compass
Dr M is right but for the wrong reasons. The BN government is bankrupt of ideas to compete with Pakatan and is seizing on any fault that it can find with Pakatan. History is not a science let alone an exact science. In fact, our government has itself even rewritten history as taught in the schools. What is so illegal about having a contrary view on history. How can I be charge for criminal defamation if I suggest that Dr Mahathir is Malaysia’s Father of Development and not Tun Razak ?

Keturunan Malaysia Haha Dr.M, you said, “Gov’t should let Mat Sabu run his mouth off”. That is EXACTLY what we did to you to secure the damages you inflicted on your ownself that we seek. As for allowing Mat Sabu to do same, that can be pretty damaging too… but alas, not to Mat Sabu but to UMNO/BN. Saying what you said now is like you are stressing that Najib is a LIABILITY twice over right? You got a hidden card up your sleeve eh?

Ramachandran Muniandy Mat Sabu should call Tun Mahathir as his defence witness. Tun Mahathir hated the British from his school days time. He infact felt that the Japanese occupation was an’eye opener’ for independence fight against the British! After May 13th i1969, at one time the Special Branch was waiting for him in KL railway station to arrest him under ISA. His friend Tengku Abdullah from the Negeri Royalty, took him to Rawang and send him off to Alor Star. He has some loyalty toward PAS as at one he stood under PAS ticket for parliament, but he lost! Again when Mat Sabu was supporting the ‘real freedom fighters’, not the British policemen of Bukit Kepong, Tun Mahathir was infect calling to review Malaysian History.

wira This guy has no dignity or shame. He is not talking about doing the correct thing according to the spirit of the law but doing the right thing that benefits UMNO. It’s no wonder he thoroughly sodomised the judiciary during his 22 years as PM.

Clean&Clear TDM , i was once a voter who fear PAS as fanatic Islamic Party. But now my eyes opened wide by PAS in making my country true history. All the way long i was duped , conned and propagate with false and malicious information from my father down to my children. I wish PR took over the government and punish you while you live. You and the whole bunch of your cohort cannot con my fellow citizen anymore … the world in our fingertip, remember that.

Anonymous Whoever wins in the law court should be of no significance to the rakyat. What the AG has done, should have been done so by the institutions of learning. Let the case be a study of history lessons in the court. The lawyers will be the lecturers. It will certainly make the studying of history more interesting. After the case, students can write their thesis for their doctorate. How about I?

Sep 22

Selangor Pakatan Rakyat component parties have finalised the negotiations over seat allocations for the upcoming general election, with all three parties agreeing to maintain the status quo in terms of state assembly constituencies.

People comments:
Ferdtan Boo Cheng Hau and Chua Ji Meng, see how matured the Selangor Pakatan members? They can settled the seat allocation for GE 13 without any open conflicts. The task should be more difficult in Pakatan-led Selangor – as most of the seats are winnable: thus the expected scramble for more seats.It cannot be said for Johore. It is far from certain that even if the seats were allocated to you – can you win? If both of these two state chiefs of DAP and PKR cannot come to a compromise, either remove both of them from the negotiation team, or let the head office to decide on the disputed seats.

Sep 18

If the government is serious in pursuing a more democratic and open Malaysia, then the Universities and University Colleges Act (UUCA) and the Official Secrets Act (OSA) should be abolished too.What people says?

Tan Kim Keong He’s right on the OSA. However his intention regarding strengthening preventive elements with regards to the new law is only from one perspective i.e. not to question anything to do with Ketuanan Melayu or institutionalised racial discrimination. He sees standing up for one’s equal right under the Malaysian sun as a threat or encroachment to him, his race and his kind. Racism is written all over in his intention.

Malaysian Born Nothing of the kind, this sly bufoon is indirectly wanting the new laws to be used to stifle the opposition, For the record the ISA was for dealing with the security of the country against the communist and terrorist threat, nothing more. It is not meant to cover islam and bumiputra rights. If anyone does anything against a specific law then that law should be used to prosecute them. He is trying to say preventive laws are needed, in other words any excuse to lock your opponents up without trial. The last people I want to ask for advice where it comes to this is the police, it is there job to prove the case, not use preventive measures without trial. Really why is this muff being given face and time. Give him his tokens and chair outside the toilet and be done with him.

David Dass Ibrahim Ali ! Inconsistency is thy name. Yesterday he opposed liberalization. Today he supports it. He wants the Official Secrets Act and the University and Colleges Acts repealed. Critics of the OSA have always said that the OSA must not provide cover for questionable governmental activity. The Rakyat have called for more open and transparent government. We now have a Freedom of Information Act in Selangor. As for the University and Colleges Act there have been many calls for its repeal or at least for its more offensive provisions to be amended. University autonomy is universally regarded as an essential attribute for a center of higher learning. Lecturers and students have to experience their own empowerment to unleash their intelligence and creativity. No such noble purpose for Ibrahim Ali. There are close to a million undergraduates. He remembers his student days. And thinks that he can rabble rouse these undergraduates. Good luck to him. Students are smarter and more aware today.

JusticeKini YES- for the first time I can agree with Ibrahim Ali but with a caveat- Ibrahim Ali MUST GO TOO. His warped thinking that the two new acts must include protection of Islam and special rights which are all in the constitution. Does Allah needs a nincompoop like Ali to protect Islam? Are all Malays so insecure and greedy like him to have “protection” for their rights. The all powerful Ghadafi of Libya and Mubarak of Egypt are all now a footnote in history. Ibrahim Ali must learn that the concepts of race n religion supremacy does not jell in a modern cosmopolitan world. Liberty, equality, fraternity! are the cries during the French Revoultion and they are still relevent in today’s world as evident in Libya, Egypt, Syria etc. The people are rising against the UMNOputras not becos of race n religion but becos of corruption nepotism n elitism.

Sep 18

What people says about this?

AnesthMO It seems that the issue of public disclosure of IPP agreements has died down. Since the CEO brought up the issue of cost, let me bring up again that the IPP agreements should be made public so that the rakyat can see how and where taxpayers’ money is spent. Only then we can discuss the tariff issue.

Kgen The greatest distortion is TNB’s committed payments to IPPs who must be paid whether they produce electricity or not. Take care of this first before you talk about cutting subsidies to the rakyat. Or are TNB and the IPPs sitting on the same side of the table?

md. imraz bin muhammed ikhbal .1.Malaysia: Just how is it that TNB is unable to manage its finances effectively if you can clarify pls? Do you not know that because of the gross shortage of gas, Petronas is not supplying enough of gas to TNB & as a result TNB is forced to burn distillate diesel as substitute which cost more than 10 times than gas just to generate enough energy to support the nation’s demand? Now if your unavoidable cost of generating power far exceeds your regulated price of electricity, does it take an Einstein to figure our why TNB is losing the more it sells electricity? The tariff is set by the govt & so is the buffer percentage of TNB power reserve. So how is that the fault is of TNB’s is mismanaging its finances? Care to enlighten all us?

Lets be fair If there are many liabilities with the government, done push it on to the public. Where have the billions gone from Petronas. Take care of the rakyats……pls don’t burden them anymore. Charity starts at home……the billions from Petronas will be best spent for the rakyats here and now……not supposedly for elite cronies.

Sep 6

A debate is raging between Umno and PAS politicians on the role of Mat Indera. Was Mat Indera a hero or a ruffian?

What people says?

Pemerhati Quote:“There is little surprise why some ethnic communities are still being considered as migrants – after being here for more than 500 years.” The umnoputras like Mahathir, Muhyddin and Khairi have been blatantly using religion and race to gain support from the majority Malays. Some of the non-bumiputras have been here for centuries but they are severely discriminated and treated as second class citizens. To stay in power, Mahathir and subsequent prime ministers have allowed and continue to allow hundreds of thousands of Philippino and Indonesian Muslims to illegally obtain MyKads and become citizens of Malaysia. They then become first class citizens and enjoy the perks and privileges of the bumiputras which are denied to the non-bumiputras who might have been here for 500 years. This type of apartheid like discrimination makes the non-bumiputras extremely angry and they get very disgusted with the, hyppocritical and meaningless 1Malaysia slogan. They then migrate in droves.

Loyal Malaysian Khoo has a point yet it must be pointed out Mat Sabu was not the one who fueled the controversy It was the umnoputras who have taken on an almost absurd fixation abt Mat Indera in recent days. Yes, Khoo those issues u brought up should indeed be debated but sadly it is not within PAS ability or power to force the agenda!!

Aug 27

A British lawyer representing the outlawed Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) who was barred from entering Malaysia to see his clients has lambasted the Malaysian government in a critical commentary on influential British daily The Guardian.

What people says about this?

Dr.Irwan Hj Jusoh I think as Malaysians we should question the real motive of the immigration to have deported a human rights lawyer. Waytha Moorthy , you Sir, have shone the ugly spotlight on Malaysia. Congratulation

Dr Suresh Kumar This story has been hogging the limelight for more than a week, even appearing in international media, yet the Malaysian Bar Council and Ambiga, who are usually very vocal are in a deafening silent mode. Even though Imran is a British citizen, but he came all the way to represent his Malaysian clients. The bar council as a responsible professional body should therefore speak up against such, humiliating and deplorable behaviour of the authority against a human rights lawyer, regardless of his nationality. Ambiga herself has gone through such a humiliation, and knows first-hand how it feels like to be denied entry, what more for a person who flew from thousands of kilometres away and to be treated in that manner with blatant disregard for his rights. And to further humiliate him. He was classified as a ‘prohibited immigrant’. This is totally unacceptable by any standard. I wonder why the Bar council, Ambiga, the human rights NGOs, etc are awfully in total silence?

JusticeKini Tourism Malaysia will be changing its slogan soon from “Malaysia Truly Asia” to “Malaysia – Truly Racist”. As long as UMNO practises a policy that promotes the supremacy of a race over others, there will be no future for the next generation. My children are 4th generation Malaysians have less rights than a 1st generation Malaysian-born Indonesian Muslim who became the Selangor Menteri Besar and 1st generation Malaysian-born Indian Muslim became the Prime Minister of Malaysia. That’s why there is now 1 million skilled Malaysians working overseas and 3 million low-skilled migrant labour working in Malaysia. Now even the illegal ones out-numbered the legal migrant labour and they can get blue ICs and vote. Very soon Malaysia will be part of Indonesia (which became a republic). We will be sowing the seeds and I assure u reaping the harvest will be a nightmare. BECAREFUL UMNO- Indonesians have great experience in throwing out their Presidents. haha! The one who laughs last laughs best

Aug 24

Malay language daily Sinar Harian today apologised for publishing an information text box accusing the ‘Christian movement’ of, among others, permitting prostitution and encouraging free mingling between the sexes.

What people says:

1M – If an insult of half the magnitude is to be done on them, I bet they will come out in groups all over the country shouting “Don’t test our patience” or “Don’t take our silence as timidity” or “Balik Cxxx” and so forth. Imagine you call them prosxxxxxx … I dare not think what will be the outcome. But when they do the same to others, they just have to apologoize the following day on page 8. Those Christian ministers in Najib’s cabinet should say something, they should not keep silent while watching their fellow brothers and sisters being intimidated and insulted like this.

DannyLoHH – Recalling the recent blunder committed by the Star, where we see bigots burning newspaper in the name of defending Islam, it shows character that I have yet to see Christians going out onto the street shouting bloodshed and arson over Sinar Harian malicious slanders. What is done by Sinar Harian is many times worse than the editorial error of the Star, but the Christians do not react in the same manner, not yet. And I pray that the Christians would keep their level headedness. The apology from Sinar Harian is not sincere enough. Especially, when the apology is buried in page 8, considering the scale and the viciousness of the malice against the Christians in the slander. If Sinar Harian is sincere in apologizing, they should publish the apology on their front page, not buried it deep in page 8.

Ferdtan – Sinar Harian is playing guerrilla tactics: ambush and then run. To apologise saying that it is an error and putting the apology in page 8 is certainly not sincere. Minister of Home Affairs,Hishammuddin Hussein who had been so quick to draw his gun at issues like the recent ‘The Star’s food supplement’ and the cow’s head demonstration seems to lose his tongue once again at a such a convenient time.So who is next in line to take potshots to ‘ambush and run’ at the convenient target: the minority group of Christianity faith.This type of propaganda is akin to telling deliberate repeated lies enough times and audacious enough will be believed by the masses.Joseph Goebbels of Nazi Germany would be proud of such tactics.

Chicharito-I used to read Sinar Harian when it was 1st launched as its coverage in politics was beyond the norms of Berita Harian or Utusan. Now, not anymore. If you need newspaper to wrap that nasi lemak or to cover your fruits in the ochard farm from bats or other pest, then I suggest u use the useless Sinar Harian………

Anonymous-Anything of religion can not be published without extensive research and cross-check of facts first. It is damn unethical to write something that have wide circulation. Having said something that is false and then say sorry is not good enough for the media industry. I just lose faith in any local main stream media reporting anything. The way that they are behaving, none of us should read and watch them.

mohd-The problem with people who thinks other people are stupid…these kind of idiots are all over the world…people who said and do something that hurt sensitivity of other people’s religion and then quickly apologize saying that that’s not what they mean (if they even apologize while some even refused to do so). It has been rampant in the west and this disease has already embodied in the our culture now.

NX-Sinar Harian, the christians are not easily offended by all the stupidity that is churned out by media like you, Utusan and other ignorant muslim NGO’s. We know our Faith, we know our GOD and we know WHOM we believeth and WHO paid the price of our sins at the CROSS and WHO ressurrected on the third day. My advice is read the bible with a open mind and ,most important ask GOD to reveal himself to you i.e if you truly want to know.

Anonymous_3e06- Tomorrow you will write something and apology the following day. Christians know what they teach and what they practice. They do not need this rubbish of a paper whose writers do not have the professionalism to do their research and interview the christians to find out what they believe and what they practice as follows of Jesus. They christians will never do that to our Muslim brothers ans sister and believe. That is the basic teaching of Jesus LOVE

dood – We are all awaiting Hishammuddin’s response to the apology and will expect no less (to be fair, of course) that he tell Sinar Harian that the apology is “not enough”, more needs to be done and that Christians are angry and upset over it. We are also awaiting Perkasa’s response and expect them to be burning copies of Sinar Harian and handing over memorandums to the newspaper’s representatives.

Argonist – Well, it is up to the Christian organisations to collectively sue the newspapers for the abject lies and filth denigrating them. An apology should not be accepted and if the government Minister says it is not getting involved as it would be infringing upon the free speech right of the Muslim newspapers, I suggest the Christian newspapers or magazines reply to this onslaught with a rebuttal that clearly specifies the vile nature of the the Editors religious beliefs and practices !!

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Jun 30

JI briefing leak: Zamihan lodges police report
Regina Lee and Jimadie Shah Othman | Jun 25, 10 4:48pm
The man at the centre of the media storm over the allegations of links between terrorist organisation Jemaah Islamiah and Wahhabism has today lodged a police report against deputy higher education…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135564
Jeffrey on Taib’s ‘dependency syndrome’ formula
Joe Fernandez | Jun 25, 10 4:31pm
Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) vice-president Jeffrey Kitingan isn’t surprised that Sarawak Chief Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud is claiming that grinding poverty would keep the native voters humble and…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135562
M’sia to achieve 6.7% growth this year, says OCBC
Jun 25, 10 4:01pm
Malaysia will achieve a 6.7 percent growth this year with higher exports earnings expected to boost investment further towards year-end, according to OCBC Ltd. OCBC economist Gundy Cahwadi said…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135554
MACC officials to meet PI Bala in mid-July
Jun 25, 10 3:37pm
Three Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) officers will leave for Britain in mid-July to interview private investigator P Balasubramaniam on the Altantuya Shaariibuu murder case.Reporting this…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135550
RMC death: 5 remanded a week for alleged bullying
Jun 25, 10 3:35pm
Five Royal Military College students have been arrested to assist in the investigation over the death of another student, Mohammad Naim Mustaqim Mohamad Sobri, 16 (left), after an alleged bullying…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135547
Explain book ban, Zunar tells gov’t
Vasugi Supramanian | Jun 25, 10 2:55pm
Popular political cartoonist Zulkiflee Anwar Ulhaque or Zunar has well over RM50,000 worth of reasons for demanding that the Home Ministry provide him with solid reasons for banning three of his…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135543
KJ, Ibrahim Ali exchange barbs over ‘jaguh kampung’
Regina Lee | Jun 25, 10 2:52pm
The battle between Umno Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin Abu Bakar and Perkasa president Ibrahim Ali intensified today, with the former taking to Twitter and calling the Independent MP a jaguh kampung…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135540
Merotai seat: Umno disappointed with LDP’s remark
Jun 25, 10 2:48pm
The Kalabakan Wanita Umno is disappointed with a statement by Sabah Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) information chief Albert Kok who regarded Umno as not observing the spirit of camaraderie in BN for…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135538
Sodomy II: Another ‘no’ for Anwar from Appeals Court
Jun 25, 10 2:45pm
The Court of Appeal today dismissed opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim’s bid to obtain his accuser Mohd Saiful Bukhari Azlan’s witness statements to the police.Court of Appeal judges Sulong Matjeraie…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135537
Opposition jealous of PM’s success: Awang Adek
Jun 25, 10 2:35pm
The opposition parties are jealous of Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak’s success in developing the country, especially in taking care of the poor, Deputy Finance Minister Awang Adek Hussin said…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135536
MP’s polygamy appeal: Case management on July 1
Jun 25, 10 1:57pm
The Shah Alam Syariah High Court today fixed July 1 for case management of Kinabatangan member of parliament Bung Moktar Radin’s appeal against his one-month jail term for committing polygamy without…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135533
MIC, LDP back Najib on sports betting
Jun 25, 10 1:17pm
MIC and LDP have both come out to support embattled Prime Minister Najib Razak, who has run into a storm of criticism over the government’s approval of legalised sports betting. The MIC is not against…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135528
Chong flays Taib’s ‘don’t destroy BN’ plea
Joe Fernandez | Jun 25, 10 1:08pm
Kuching MP Chong Chieng Jen is perplexed that Sarawak Chief Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud, a law graduate and former magistrate, would stoop so low as to link his now uncertain political future with the…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135531
Book ban: Malaysiakini to take Home Ministry to court
Jun 25, 10 12:47pm
Malaysiakini plans to mount a court challenge against the Home Ministry’s decision yesterday to ban 1Funny Malaysia – a cartoon book published by the independent news portal. The controversial book…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135524
Felda to sue over Suara Keadilan article
Christine Chan | Jun 25, 10 12:46pm
The Federal Land Development Authority (Felda) will file a defamation suit against PKR organ Suara Keadilan and those of the party’s leaders, reporters and editors who were behind its ‘Felda Bankrupt’…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135525
Sword of Damocles over opposition MPs
Kuek Ser Kuang Keng | Jun 25, 10 12:39pm
SPECIAL REPORT PKR Batu MP Tian Chua is still in his seat, but whether his case will cast a chill on his colleagues, resulting in them becoming more conservative when fighting for democratic space and…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135523
Reasons behind Selangor PKR mutiny
Terence Netto | Jun 25, 10 11:39am
COMMENT There is not as much doubt as to whether there is a revolt brewing in PKR against Khalid Ibrahim’s stewardship as Selangor menteri besar as there is about the reasons for the mutiny.Given the…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135516
Headlines online: June 25, 2010
Jun 25, 10 11:19am
Malaysiakini compares the key news and views in major newspapers. What is today’s agenda for the newspapers?Front page English newspapers New Straits Times focused on 15 PKR parliamentarians seeking…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135511
French investigating judge to decide on trial
Susan Loone | Jun 25, 10 11:15am
Joseph Brehem, one of the French lawyers suing state defence giant DCNS, today said once the judicial probe into the controversial purchase of two Scorpene submarines by Malaysia is completed, the…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135512
Time for ration cards for the poor
Humayun Kabir | Jun 25, 10 10:53am
The Penang branch of the Malaysian Hindu Sangam (MHS) wants the government to issue ration cards for essential commodities for the hardcore poor to help them cope with the rapidly rising cost of…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135509

Jun 30
Jun 25, 10 8:15am
‘Suddenly there is a change of heart among Umno leaders towards the Chinese and they are now sensitive to Chinese rights. Is it for real? There is enough gambling available for the Chinese to indulge…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135506
Jun 25, 10 7:58am
‘High profile or not, Taib deserves to be investigated. No special treatment please. Otherwise, we will only encourage more high-profile figures to steal our money.’ MACC report against Taib’s RM3 bil…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135505
Jun 24, 10 11:59pm
The plan to re-develop the Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) air base in Sungai Besi is still in the planning stages, Defence Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, told the Dewan Rakyat today.Ahmad Zahid said…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135504
Jun 24, 10 8:16pm
Several individuals withdrew a complaint made against a state leader with the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) shortly after lodging it today after refusing to have their statements tape…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135500
Jun 24, 10 7:48pm
The issue of solid waste management concession would be finalised next year, said Housing and Local Government Minister Chor Chee Heung.He said the current interim agreement between the local…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135496
Vasugi Supramanian | Jun 24, 10 7:25pm
The 50-year-old Perianna Muneswarar Hindu temple in Air Panas, Setapak was razed in less than 20 minutes by Kuala Lumpur City Council (DBKL) workers today. The DBKL workers demolished the temple at…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135493
Lee Way Loon and Hazlan Zakaria | Jun 24, 10 7:24pm
The Defence Ministry has denied that commissions were paid by any party for the procurement of the Royal Malaysian Navy’s two Scorpene submarines. In a written parliamentary reply to Kamarudin Jaffar…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135492
Christine Chan and Hazlan Zakaria | Jun 24, 10 7:06pm
PKR vice-president Azmin Ali denied knowledge of an apparent coup against Selangor MB Khalid Ibrahim, saying that he is not involved and knows nothing about it, though he did not refute the possible…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135491
Jun 24, 10 7:02pm
The Home Ministry has banned a Malaysiakini book by popular cartoonist Zulkifli Anwar Ulhaque, or better known as Zunar, under the Printing Presses and Publications Act 1984.In addition to Zunar’s…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135487
Christine Chan | Jun 24, 10 6:58pm
The government would end up paying compensation of RM5.9 billion over the next 28 years to the concessionaire should the toll rates at the Second Link bridging between Johor and Singapore be reduced…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135489
Jun 24, 10 6:36pm
The Human Rights Commission (Suhakam) said today while it wants the Internal Security Act (ISA) repealed, it nevertheless urged the government to ensure that any amendment to the preventive detention…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135484
Jun 24, 10 6:23pm
This is a clear case of berdusta (lying), said vocal cleric and former Perlis mufti Mohd Asri Zainul Abidin in a statement today. He was referring to allegations made by Jakim’s Institut Latihan…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135483
Salhan K. Ahmad | Jun 24, 10 5:59pm
Police have classified the early morning death of a form four student at Kuala Lumpur’s Royal Military College (RMC) as murder. According to Cheras deputy police chief Superintendent Abdul Rahim…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135481
Jun 24, 10 5:33pm
The Shah Alam Syariah High Court today set July 29 to mention the case of former Perlis mufti Mohd Asri Zainul Abidin, who is accused of teaching Islamic religion without accreditation last…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135476
Jun 24, 10 5:26pm
The Ministry of Federal Territories and Urban Wellbeing today questioned the intention of Selangor Menteri Besar Abdul Khalid Ibrahim who wished to submit a redevelopment plan for Kampung Baru…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135474
Regina Lee | Jun 24, 10 4:58pm
The Higher Education Ministry has stressed that, despite allegations of links between terrorist organisation Jemaah Islamiah and local university students, it has yet to reach any conclusion on the…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135462
Jun 24, 10 4:39pm
The government will not shut down a controversial British-funded animal testing lab after investigations showed that the animals were not exposed to torture, a senior official said today.The…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135486
Aidila Razak | Jun 24, 10 4:38pm
A complaint lodged with the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) against Sarawak Chief Minister Taib Mahmud for alleged misappropriation of state funds was retracted today when the commission…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135461
Hazlan Zakaria | Jun 24, 10 4:35pm
PKR vice-president Azmin Ali today said his resignation as a director of the Selangor Economic Development Corporation (PKNS) had nothing to do with his alleged rift with Menteri Besar Khalid Ibrahim…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135458
Jun 24, 10 4:31pm
Chief Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud said today the Sarawak BN is gearing for the state election, which must be held by July next year, but stopped short of hinting how soon it will be held.Taib, who is…
www.malaysiakini.com/news/135457

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