Lim Kit Siang |
- “Passing the buck” to PSC of all allegations of a flawed electoral system such as foreigners given the right to vote is completely unacceptable
- Four more ex-soldiers admit to postal vote fraud
- Malaysia Looks West for Investments
- The dynamism of Penang
- GDP growth slows to 4pc as global economy falters
| Posted: 17 Aug 2011 11:00 PM PDT The "passing the buck" to the Parliamentary Select Committee on electoral reforms of all allegations of a flawed electoral system such as foreigners given the right to vote is completely unacceptable and would be proof that the PSC is mere political ploy and diversionary tactics. Home Minister, Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein said yesterday that Pakatan [...] |
| Four more ex-soldiers admit to postal vote fraud Posted: 17 Aug 2011 06:47 PM PDT Joseph Sipalan | Aug 17, 11 Malaysiakini Postal vote manipulation has been a common practice in the military for many years – so it seems – now that more retired military personnel are speaking up. Now, four ex-military personnel have confessed to committing election fraud – the same way an ex-army man said he did [...] |
| Malaysia Looks West for Investments Posted: 17 Aug 2011 08:24 AM PDT By MATTHEW SALTMARSH The New York Times August 16, 2011 LONDON — With Europe's economy mired in a debt crisis, governments in the region have been looking east for a helping hand, tapping the likes of China and Japan to buy their bonds and step up investments. But at least one Asian country — Malaysia [...] |
| Posted: 17 Aug 2011 06:13 AM PDT By TAY TIAN YAN Translated by DOMINIC LOH Sin Chew Daily 2011-08-16 Opinion To get the attention of international media, in particular someone in the likes of The Economist, is not anything we can buy with money. The Economist recently reported the transformation of Penang and its dynamic economy. Penang is nothing more than just [...] |
| GDP growth slows to 4pc as global economy falters Posted: 17 Aug 2011 04:03 AM PDT By Lee Wei Lian The Malaysian Insider Aug 17, 2011 KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 17 — Malaysia's economic growth decelerated to its slowest pace of four per cent since the 2009 recession as the country was hit by a slowdown in external demand and a moderation in government spending, Bank Negara said today. This was the [...] |
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