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Anwar, Azmin to face charges over Bersih rally
KUALA LUMPUR, May 21 — Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and PKR deputy president Azmin Ali will be the first persons to be charged under the Peaceful Assembly Act less than a month after the new law aimed at allowing public gatherings “in accordance with international norms” was enforced.
The PKR de facto leader and the Gombak MP will be charged ... Read More
Datuk Shamsubahrin Ismail, who is charged with defrauding the National Feedlot Corporation (NFCorp), arriving in court in Kuala Lumpur for his trial on May 21, 2012. — Picture by Jack Ooi Read More
Irene Fernandez blasts cops for sedition probe, says bid to ‘intimidate’ her
By Lisa J. Ariffin
KUALA LUMPUR, May 21 — Prominent activist Irene Fernandez lashed out today at the police for investigating her for sedition instead of dealing with reports of Malaysian authorities’ abuse of migrant ... Read More
Indian minister faces questions over Maxis-Aircel affair
By Lee Wei Lian
KUALA LUMPUR, May 21 — India’s Home Minister P. Chidambaram is now under pressure from the country’s opposition over questions arising from the unfolding probe into the alleged favourable treatment ... Read More
Judge wants no more delays in Kong Choy’s trial
KUALA LUMPUR, May 21 — A High Court judge warned prosecutors against any further delay in Tan Sri Chan Kong Choy’s cheating trial over the Port Klang Free Zone (PKFZ) scandal, pointing out that he did not ... Read More
UK court to rule on Batang Kali bloodbath by August, says lawyer
By Anisah Shukry
KUALA LUMPUR, May 21 — After 64 years, the family of 24 Batang Kali villagers killed by British soldiers in 1948 will know by August the truth behind the massacre and if they will get an apology and ... Read More
MMC-Gamuda wants extra RM1.5b for rail job
By Shannon Teoh
KUALA LUMPUR, May 21 — MMC-Gamuda is due to submit a RM1.5 billion variation order to the government for cost overruns in the Ipoh-Padang Besar Electrified Double Track (EDTP), according to the Business ... Read More
Treasury, MRT Corp mull options in Bukit Bintang land dispute
By Jahabar Sadiq
Editor
KUALA LUMPUR, May 21 — Delays in acquiring land in Jalan Bukit Bintang for the Klang Valley Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) has prompted the Finance Ministry to call MRT Corporation and other parties for an ... Read More
Muslim NGOs ask Putrajaya why lesbian author allowed entry
By Shannon Teoh
KUALA LUMPUR, May 21 — A group of 37 Islamic civil societies have lashed out at the federal government for allowing lesbian author Irshad Manji to enter the country and promote her book which the NGOs say ... Read More
Ex-CID chief joins PAS, says to strengthen Islamic efforts
KUALA LUMPUR, May 21 — Retired senior policeman Datuk Fauzi Shaari has joined PAS, the first big name to sign up with the Islamist party which has embarked on a campaign to recruit key establishment ... Read More
Enter letter-writing contest and get marks for co-curricular activities
KUALA LUMPUR, May 21 — Students who participate in the 1 Malaysia Letter Writing Contest 2012 will receive 10 per cent of the marks for co-curricular activities.Education Ministry Co-Curriculum and Art ... Read MoreMore Articles
- Ibrahim Ali says will defend Pasir Mas seat
- Court defers NFCorp cheating trial to June 12
- Cop hurt after being hit by Mat Rempit
- Australia to seal trade deal with Malaysia
- PPP sends its list of candidates for general election
- KL traders plan two-day protest outside Ambiga’s house
- Sabah illegals RCI must be given powers to act, says panel
- Despite calls to reconsider, PAS president to drop out of polls
- RM101.5m to spruce up DBKL’s low-cost flats, says Nong Chik
- Don’t sabotage party, Dr M tells Umno leaders
- Jamil Khir wants probe on lesbian Muslim author’s book
- Nasharudin urges PAS, Umno to be receptive to talks
- Bersih used Marxist tactics, Pakatan wanted bloodshed, says Rahim Noor
- Kong defends road death rate, blames motorcyclists
- PM encourages students to seize overseas opportunities
- BN not oath breakers or bigots, says Ismail Sabri
- EC aims to make postal voting for media transparent
- Nayati: I knew daddy would rescue me
- Umno’s young Ulama ready to contest GE
- DBKL, police failed to act against ‘sexual harassment’ of Ambiga, says Guan Eng
- Kayveas calls for transformation of local government to benefit people
- Selangor residents hint of protest votes over uncollected rubbish
- Man dead, another injured in attack
- Ambiga: Recent protests will not affect decision on Bersih 4.0
- Former Bukit Aman CID chief to join PAS tomorrow
- Kit Siang: Polls delay will favour Pakatan Rakyat
- Nik Aziz suggests ‘muzakarah’ be held before GE, sets conditions
- MOH: Over 20pc spike in dengue
- Listed company’s cement plant giving schoolkids eczema, boils, parents allege
- Despite ban, lesbian writer promotes latest book successfully
- Muhyiddin: Dong Zong’s pull out will not affect committee’s work
- Putrajaya: Events with lesbian Muslim writer Manji banned
- Nik Aziz to sue NST, Rahim over ‘father of kafir’ tag
- EC asks government for airtime to give all parties a say
- After breakup with AirAsia, MAS no longer flies with QPR
- New Penang BN boss tightens reins on Gerakan
- Two cops deny assaulting photographer during Bersih rally
- Dong Zong pull out: politics in Chinese education?
- Ongkili wants AELB’s answers on Lynas by this month
- Give Najib a chance, says Tunku Aziz
- Police: Nayati kidnap mastermind an ‘amateur’, returning soon
- Irene Fernandez says cops yet to call over sedition probe
