On Sunday, 27 October, a Pas delegation comprising Shah Alam MP Khalid Samad, Sepang MP Mohamed Hanipa Maidin and Tasik Gelugor Pas information chief Abdul Rahman Kasim visited the St Mark’s Anglican Church in Butterworth for a dialogue with parishioners.
I notice that a group calling themselves ‘British Victims of Investing in Malaysia’ have protested in London over funds they lost in Doxport Technologies Sdn Bhd, a firm reportedly owned by former Umno treasurer-general Abdul Azim Mohd Zabidi.
TNB has conceded that siltation from “massive land clearing and farming activities upstream” contributed to the rapid increase of the Ringlet Lake water level and the sudden discharge of the overflow.
Now let us hear what you really think about cycling? Is it something you would consider?
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For those who think it is too hot to cycle in Penang, here are the Danes cycling in Copenhagen in the snow in below freezing temperatures!
Meanwhile, blog visitor Michael Maguire shares with us his experience of cycling in Penang:
At a time when many are focused on the Allah controversy, Zunar has released a new animation video recalling the murder of Mongolian national Altantuya Shaariibuu seven years ago this month.
See the animation clip here.
The Penang state government is now proposing a levy of 3 per cent on the transacted price of property purchases above RM1 million by foreigners – but will that be enough to cool speculation?
Economist and MPPP Councillor Lim Mah Hui made the following address to a full council meeting of the MPPP on 25 October.
Blog visitor Michael Maguire suggests that there are some hidden welfare beneficiaries in our midst.
CAP has issued a statement objecting to the incinerator proposal for Kepong, a timely reminder about the risks such incinerators pose.
The country’s top political cartoonist Zunar has paid glowing tribute to media academic Dr Mustafa K Anuar, whose contract with USM was not renewed.