The new premises of the Women’s Centre for Change at 241 Burma Road was officially opened today.
The new premises of the Women’s Centre for Change at 241 Burma Road was officially opened today.
Cycling is cool – and it is making a comeback and even growing in popularity. More than 3000 cyclists are expected to pedal round Penang Island tomorrow.
Malaysian archer Hasihin Sanawi won a silver medal in the men’s individual recurve W1/W2 final – the country’s first medal at the London Paralympic Games.
A group of about 20 protesters arrived at the PKR headquarters on Wednesday, 5 September and a commotion and an angry exchange of words ensued with some 40 PKR supporters.
The Chief Minister has revealed that 750 acres of land in Batu Kawan was sold at between RM3.05 and RM4 per square foot in 2004.
Tunglang recalls what life was like in Madras Lane in the 1960s and 70s:
A Penang DAP Raya open house celebration in George Town was disrupted by unruly protesters believed to be petty traders, many of them from out of town, who had been subject to MPPP enforcement action for unlicensed trading.
Not everyone who wanted to raise questions at the recent Penang Forum 5 had the opportunity due to time constraints. So organisers allowed participants to submit written questions; close to 70 were received.
Some details of land deals under the BN revealed.
Excerpt of a statement from the CM yesterday:
BN sold 980 acres of prime land In Tanjung Tokong at RM1 per square foot and 325 acres of Jelutong Expressway reclaimed land at RM20psf.