ARCHIVES 2011

(The Malaysian Insider) - Datuk Zaid Ibrahim today denied rumours that he would be rejoining PKR, saying that allegations of discussions between him and Nurul Izzah Anwar on the matter were untrue.

Ahli Parlimen Pasir Mas itu mahu polis menyiasat serta mengambil tindakan sewajarnya terhadap individu yang merancang kempen tersebut.

(Free Malaysia Today) - Presiden Pertubuhan Pribumi Perkasa Malaysia (Perkasa) Datuk Ibrahim Ali hari ini membuat dua laporan polis di Ibu Pejabat Daerah (IPD) Dang Wangi di sini dengan disertai 30 anggotanya.

DAP grassroots demand that he sue Makkal Osai besides The Star.

(Free Malaysia Today) - Beleaguered Penang Deputy Chief Minister P Ramasamy has failed to impress his critics in his attempt to clear his name by threatening to sue The Star over a controversial news report.

The deputy chief minister wants the English daily and its journalist to apologise within seven days, failing which, he will sue.

(Free Malaysia Today) - Embattled Penang Deputy Chief Minister II P Ramasamy has demanded an apology from English daily the Star and its journalist Ian McIntyre within the next seven days over an allegedly defamatory article published on Dec 23.

Dayaks must wrest control of Sarawak if they are to change the course of their future.

If the Dayaks do not rule, they will not get land titles, and their children will be deprived of opportunities to attend good schools and get good jobs.

By John Brian Anthony, Free Malaysia Today

Kenyataan beliau beri “advantage” kepada Shahrizat dan Umno apabila momentum Pakatan Rakyat menyerang Umno dan Shahrizat tiba-tiba menjadi sejuk.

(Free Malaysia Today) - Kenyataan Timbalan Ketua Muslimat PAS Pusat, Dr Siti Mariah Mahmud di dalam sebuah akhbar harian berbahasa Melayu pada hari ini boleh mengelirukan rakyat dan ahli PAS terutama mereka yang terdiri daripada muslimat (wanita), demikian kata AJK Muslimat PAS Pusat yang enggan namanya disebut.

Student groups are getting bolder by demanding the right to publish independent student newspapers and called for academic freedom for lecturers.

(Free Malaysia Today) - Microphone in hand, college student Muhammad Nasrul Alam rails against political restrictions on Malaysian campuses as well as bread-and-butter concerns like his school’s unstable wi-fi network.

While Nik Aziz has accepted Hasan's apology, many in PAS feel the time is ripe to drop Hasan fro contesting in the next polls.

(Free Malaysia Today) - Party officials say they are sceptical that Hasan Ali’s apologies to PAS’s top leadership will remove the clouds over his bleak future, with some saying the scars are too deep to heal.

(The Star) - PAS rebel Datuk Dr Hasan Ali has denied that he was in Kota Baru to apologise to PAS spiritual leader Datuk Nik Aziz Nik Mat over his remarks against the party hours after the Harakahdaily claimed he had done so.

(The Malaysian Insider) - Umno is desperate and resorting to physical threats to intimidate undergraduates from pushing for greater academic freedom and taking an active role in politics, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said.