What is going on? After the Terengganu stadium roof collapsed (for the second time), now a flyover in Cyberjaya comes tumbling down.
‘Cool’ youth concert could see surprise VVIP
A few thousand youths are making a beeline for a conference and concert at Taylor’s University hoping to see a galaxy of celebrity speakers and stars – but little do many of them know that a VVIP is also expected to turn up.
Where will Pakatan find RM46bn to fulfil its promises?
Pakatan Rakyat has come up with a statement to show where it will get the money to finance its campaign promises.
Recovered Marcos money used to compensate victims of rights violations
Money recovered from former Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos’ Swiss bank accounts will be used to compensate victims of human rights violations during his iron-fisted rule, the Aquino administration has announced.
Terengganu a state to watch in coming polls
The east coast state of Terengganu will be a state to watch in the coming general election, with Pakatan perhaps having a slight edge over the BN.
Writing on the wall for MCA as crowd yells “No! No!” to Yen Yen
Undaunted by the Gangnam embarrassment in Penang, Ng Yen Yen had to endure more humiliation in Malacca when a crowd shouted “No! No! No!” to whatever she was offering or suggesting.
Sabah-Sulu dilemma: View from Philippines
Why are the authorities here treading delicately and gingerly in dealing with the ‘invasion’ from Sulu? This view from the Philippines may shed some light.
Pakatan manifesto’s ‘people’s well being’ pledges: Your thoughts?
This is the section on the people’s well being. What do you make of it?
Gangnam-style picket at Kangar CIMB
Another headache for the ruling coalition? The National Union of Bank Employees staged a Gangnam-style picket outside the CIMB branch in Kangar as part of its nationwide picketing expedition against the bank.