ARCHIVES 2012

Sabahans and Sarawakians in KL will get to hear UBF founder Jeffrey Kitingan speak on Malaysia Agreement 1963 and what went wrong tomorrow.

(Free Malaysia Today) - KOTA KINABALU: Sabah’s political maverick Jeffrey Kitingan is taking his now famous “Borneo Tea-Pary” to Kuala Lumpur. He is set to push his “In Kali” (This time) agenda with Sabahans residing and working in Peninsular Malaysia tomorrow.

N Surendran takes a swipe at both the government as well as the 'powerless and pathetic' MIC for not resolving a problem which is much bigger than what the government claims.

(Free Malaysia Today) - PKR vice-president N Surendran has hit back at his detractors over the issue of stateless Indians in the country, calling MIC “powerless and pathetic.”

Sarawak Workers Party seems to have come up of against a wall in its selection of candidates for the coming general election.

(Free Malaysia Today) - KUCHING: The newly registered Sarawak Workers Party (SWP) which wants to contest in six Parti Rakyat Sarawak (PRS)-allocated seats may be faced with the difficulty of finding credible Dayak candidates to contest.

The Kita chief says he can contest Kota Baru on his own two feet, without the opposition's help.

(Free Malaysia Today) - Kita chief Zaid Ibrahim today said he does not need Pakatan Rakyat’s help in contesting the Kota Baru parliamentary seat during the next general election.

The electoral watchdog clarifies allegations made in the past weeks against the EC, stating that it does not want to mislead the public.

(Free Malaysia Today) - Electoral watchdog Bersih today clarified the allegations made over the last few weeks regarding irregularities in the voters’ roll.

A source close to Selangor PKR alleged that Khalid is 'handing the state back to BN' by not acting to get the electoral roll in the state cleaned up.

G. Vinod, Free Malaysia Today

Umno should “thank” Selangor Menteri Besar Khalid Ibrahim if the Barisan Nasional (BN) retakes the state in the 13th general election, said a source close to Selangor PKR.

They are not ‘babies’ just learning how to walk, as you have argued. Some of the top leaders in the opposition have been in politics since the 1970s, some since the 1960s. Hence they have been in politics and leaders in the opposition since before some of you were even born. In fact, some have been in politics even before I was old enough to vote. And I will be 62 this year, mind you.

NO HOLDS BARRED

Raja Petra Kamarudin

It says Pakatan state governments should first meet the demands in the memorandum to be submitted to Putrajaya at the conclusion of the proposed May 27 rally.

(Free Malaysia Today) - Hindraf has decided to stay out of the rally dubbed Indraf 2.0, saying it would not endorse the distillation of its demands into the 10 points that the rally organisers intend to submit to the federal government at the end of the May 27 march.

If a Form One student is unable to write his own name and has to take out his identity card and copy his name, it is a reflection of the gross malaise in the basic education that had been provided in his formative years. This is the sad state of affairs in our schools, and yet, we boast that "our schools are better than those in the UK". 

Citizen Nades, The Sun

(Bernama) - "Improving the quality of our education system and student outcome remains the top priority of the government. The success of our national transformation, of whether we will become a developed nation by 2020, depends on how our education system delivers big results fast in the years to come," said Muhyiddin.