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14-year-old Mat Rempit pleads guilty for ramming into policeman
A 14-year-old Mat Rempit pleaded guilty at the traffic court today to voluntarily causing hurt to a policeman to prevent him from carrying out his ...

Maid charged with murder
A 15-year-old Indonesian maid who allegedly stabbed her employer’s mother to death before fleeing the scene was charged at the magistrate’s court ...

Family needs help for child’s operation
Sumathi Selvaraju was a relieved woman when, after what she thought was a long month, doctors cured her 2-year-old son of the high fever which had ...

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The government will decide whether to cut the petrol price again during the National Economic Council meeting on Dec 1, Domestic Trade and Consumer ...


The government will decide whether to cut the petrol price again during the National Economic Council meeting on Dec 1, Domestic Trade and Consumer ...


The government will decide whether to cut the petrol price again during the National Economic Council meeting on Dec 1, Domestic Trade and Consumer ...

Razak Baginda breaks silence, talks of slanderous statements
Political analyst Abdul Razak Baginda today broke his silence since being acquitted of a charge of abetting in the murder of Mongolian woman ...

DEWAN DISPATCHES: More foreigners barging into Malaysia for salvation then there are resentful Malaysians
Malaysia is a foreigner's paradise, a deep-rooted sanctuary for expatriates of all stripes fleeing economic doldrums, political despotism, ...


The government will decide whether to cut the petrol price again during the National Economic Council meeting on Dec 1, Domestic Trade and Consumer ...


The government will decide whether to cut the petrol price again during the National Economic Council meeting on Dec 1, Domestic Trade and Consumer ...

NEWSFLASH:
Shahrizat to contest for Wanita top post in March
Wanita Umno vice-chief Datuk Seri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil has announced today that she will be contesting for Wanita Umno chief at the party’s ...

Another fuel price cut? Gov't to decide next month, says Shahrir
The government will decide whether to cut the petrol price again during the National Economic Council meeting on Dec 1, Domestic Trade and Consumer ...

Najib and Rosmah never met Altantuya, says Razak Baginda
Abdul Razak Baginda said Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak and his wife Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor had never met the murder victim. Facing ...

National

President ready to show his skills
KUALA LUMPUR: Lawn Tennis Association of Malaysia (LTAM) president Datuk Abdul Razak Latiff is known by many for his hands-on approach in developing ...

Agribazaar portal hits 40,000 user mark
KUALA LUMPUR: More than 40,000 users have registered with agriculture portal Agribazaar and enjoyed its benefits for free for the past four years.

People power boosts mangrove project
SETIU: It started as a conservation project for the people and now it will be run by the people.

St Andrews wing named after late B.C. Sekhar
KUALA LUMPUR: The new School of Medicine at the University of St Andrews in Scotland has been named the B.C. Sekhar School of Medicine.

'Night-time driving takes a heavy toll'
JOHOR BARU: The 10 per cent reduction in toll rates for those plying the PLUS and Elite highways between midnight and 7am for a two-year period has ...

More efforts needed to help the vulnerable
KUALA LUMPUR: Four per cent of Malaysian children aged 6 to 12 are not in school, while some 7,000 children under 5 continue to die each year from ...

Tale of two cities revisited
KUALA LUMPUR: The sounds of horses, cows and an elephant will transport revellers at Dataran Merdeka on Saturday back in time to the early years of ...

Chew gives partial reply on Pempena
KUALA LUMPUR: Despite a damning report by audit firm PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PWC) that showed government tourism development company Pempena Sdn Bhd ...

Thaksin's friend a no-show
KUALA LUMPUR: When news that Thai R&B sensation Lydia Sarunrat Visutthithada was in town, there was a big buzz.

DAP on receiving end of Silibin road issue
IPOH: It was exactly seven years ago when the DAP made a big hue and cry over the Ipoh city council renaming Jalan Koo Chong Kong to Jalan Tabung ...

Sport

Badminton: Wei Feng stays on track
TOP seed Chong Wei Feng (pic) stayed in the hunt for his first international crown when he advanced to the third round of the Malaysia International ...

Ernst & Young champs
ERNST & Young (E&Y) won the Malaysia Hockey League (MHL) for the third consecutive year when they defeated Sapura 2-0 at the Kuala Lumpur Hockey ...

Badminton: Chong Wei survives early scare


Taekwondo: MTA wants clubs as members before April
THE Malaysian Taekwondo Association (MTA) hopes to include clubs among its members by no later than next April.

Shahidan gets six nominations for president's post
INCUMBENT Malaysia Amateur Athletic Union (MAAU) president Datuk Seri Shahidan Kassim has to date received six nominations from the 15 affiliates.

Athletics: Nik Mahmud will not wait on MAAU
SPORTS Commissioner Datuk Nik Mahmud Nik Yusof is prepared to sign off on the registration of the Armed Forces Amateur Athletic Association without ...

Motor Rally: Battle for second hots up in Sepang
WHILE Karamjit Singh has secured his second consecutive Malaysian Rally Championship (MRC) title, the battle for second will be the highlight of the ...

Cub Prix: Modenas opt for tactical switch
WHILE Petronas Sprinta Raceline have 14-year-old Hafizh Syahrin Abdullah replacing Rizal Jantan in the Novice category, Modenas Yuzy Pachi Racing ...

A1GP: Aaron ready to drum up passion
AARON Lim can feel a sense of pride even before he takes the yellow A1 Team Malaysia car out for its first spin for the start of the third A1GP ...

Bowling: Sponsor hurdle for duo's professional dream
ZULMAZRAN Zulkifli, who finished third in the recent AMF World Cup, and Alex Liew are good enough to turn professional but will need to secure their ...

Columns

MAHENDRA VED: Piracy in Gulf of Aden gets harder to fight
Pirate attacks off Somalia are getting bolder despite the efforts of navies to protect ships plying the Suez Canal route. Given the lack of any real ...

FRANK CHING: Limited options leave Tibetans seething
THE latest round of talks between representatives of the Dalai Lama and the Chinese government predictably failed to make progress. Now hundreds of ...

AHMAD IBRAHIM: Innovation targets still beyond our reach
THE world is yet again gripped by financial turmoil. The much talked-about "10-year cycle" has come around again. This time it started in the United ...

EDITORIAL: A question of timing
VIRTUALLY everyone from the top leaders to their supporters at the grassroots seems to agree about one integral component of the Wanita Umno ...