While most people’s attention was focused on the Anwar verdict, UPSI has suspended student activist Adam Adli for three semesters, according to lawyer Fadiah Nadwa.

Al Jazeera has interviewed Anwar Ibrahim after his surprise acquittal.
The Malacca Zoo has made it to the pages of the UK Daily Mail for the wrong reasons. The paper has highlighted the allegedly poor treatment of orangutans at the zoo.
For many state planners, the diversification to the services sector from manufacturing makes sound economic sense – but does it necessarily mean that workers will be much better off?
A couple of books that you might find interesting are going to be launched in Penang this Sunday – Syed Husin Ali’s memoirs and a reflection on the life and times of M K Rajkumar.
“Have you applied for the RM500 already?”
While the global economic crisis provides an air of foreboding over trade-reliant Malaysia, Prime Minister Najib Razak’s government is splurging on a wide range of cash handouts ahead of elections many analysts expect him to declare later this year.
Income inequality has remained high over the years, and this may partly explain the increase in some of the social problems in the country.