The New Straits Times Online……..
..”They have mistakenly associated the welfare of the Malays with Umno, and that’s why there is all this talk about a crisis. So if Umno does not do well in the elections, they interpret this as the Malays being threatened.
“It was not the Malays that lost out (in the election), [...]
An upset Sultan of Selangor has threatened to call off future Sultan of Selangor Cup matches between his state and Singapore if the protest by the state PAS Youth against two artistes performing for the event went ahead.
Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah described the protest over rock queen Ella and dangdut singer Mas Idayu as [...]
THE interview board that selects outstanding students for Public Service Department (PSD) scholarships must have representation from all races to dispel allegations of favouritism and preferential treatment, Malaysia Nanban reported.
Balik Pulau MP Yusmadi Yusoff said that the appointment of members of other races would ensure that the selection was not biased and would help [...]
..the matriculation programme should be abolished. All schools instigate, discourage and force student to go into this programme rather than Form Six. All my children share this dilemma.
The teachers in Form Six just refuse to teach them. Besides my children, I have spoken to parents and other students who simply do not understand why [...]
TENG Chang Khim has handled his job as Speaker with style and substance.
The first question-and-answer session of the new state assembly shows Teng to be also a person with a real sense of humour.
The session ended on a light note when Teng rattled off a Malay pantun that cheekily made a jibe against [...]
This is an exhilarating time in Malaysia, with the prospect of new political direction in the wake of an unprecedented setback last month to the governing Barisan Nasional, or National Front, coalition. But hope is tinged with fear - not so much of the old enemy, communal violence - but that events will end [...]
It is up to the Cabinet to decide whether to apologise to former Lord President Tun Salleh Abas and two other judges sacked in the 1988 judicial crisis, Chief Justice Datuk Abdul Hamid Mohamad said.
“As far as I am concerned, if the executive, in its wisdom, believes that it is a proper thing to [...]
Saying Malaysia needed nothing short of a judicial renaissance, Raja Nazrin called for serious attention to be given to the suggestion of setting up the commission given the recent general election results which were reflective of the will of the people for changes and more transparent mechanisms.
“We are now at a critical time in [...]
Following its big gains in the Mar. 8 polls, Malaysia’s once disparate opposition, led by the charismatic former deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim, has forged a formal coalition capable of taking on the ruling 14-party National Front (NF) coalition.The move is hailed by pro-democracy activists as the first step in the creation of a [...]
The Federal Government must make an open apology to those victimised by the judicial crisis in 1988 that led to the sacking of the then Lord President Tun Mohd Salleh Abbas, said newly-appointed de facto Law Minister Datuk Zaid Ibrahim.
“We should seek forgiveness. In the eyes of the world, the judicial crisis has weakened [...]
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