It was a full house of around 2000 diners at the MCA-Gerakan unity dinner along Jalan Raja Uda in Butterworth last night – but not everyone was paying attention to the main speakers who included Ng Yen Yen.
Check out the diners paying little attention to the speakers:
Several Information Department vehicles were spotted near the venue of a dinner tonight organised by the MCA and Gerakan in Butterworth.
The ill-conceived road-widening along Green Lane will ‘sacrifice’ dozens of trees along Green Lane – and this is only just the beginning. Is this what we want?
Guest writer Tan Seng Hai explains why there is disquiet over the new 87 units/acre density guidelines.
Urging delegates to rise and clench their fists, Najib brings the Umno general assembly to a rousing and emotional close – but not before invoking divine assistance for success in the coming general election.
Watch from 43:30
Mat Sabu claims if he is allowed to speak over RTM, Umno would be finished the very next day.
The United Nations has implicitly recognised the state of Palestine after the General Assembly voted for a resolution to upgrade the Palestinian Authority’s diplomatic status to ‘non-member observer state’.
Is spending RM780m to upgrade three roads – reportedly with a total length of 13.2km – the best way to use precious public funds? Wouldn’t that money be better spent on public transport and sustainable transport?
Briefing by French lawyer Apoline Cagnat in Singapore.
Apoline expls thts evn if Suaram’s made “illegal”, anothr relevnt NGO in Msia or evn France can become a civil plaintiff 2 #OpScorpene
— Tony Pua (@tonypua) November 27, 2012
Many parts of Penang Island could soon see a three- to five-fold increase in density – without adequate supporting infrastructure, warns Penang Forum representative Dr Lim Mah Hui. This could have a disastrous impact on the quality of life.