As you may be aware, Tricubes Bhd has been selected for the RM50m “1Malaysia email” service. But who owns Tricubes?
Let’s take a look at their Annual Report for 2010:
Sarawak: Give them back their ancestral lands
Here is another proposal from blog reader Sean, which broadens the discussion and might be worth considering.
Your correspondent is still suggesting that PR beat BN at their own game: giving beads.
A letter from Kuching
A Kuching-based political observer sent me this letter which I am sharing with you. See what you make of it.
What PR and PKR in particular failed to understand is how the BN has worked in rural areas (Malay, Melanau, Iban, Bidayuh and some Orang Ulu). These communities rely heavily on the BN for paltry sums of donations and grants. Come elections the penghulus (appointed by BN) may be told to ensure all the longhouses under their care vote for BN and prevent any opposition politicians from entering their longhouses.
Live – Report from Sarawak
Coming to you live from Kuching.
Sarawak Report accessible on WordPress
According to a note on Sarawak Report’s Facebook page, its reports can now be found on the premier third-party blog hosting site WordPress.
Bersih lands in Sarawak!
Wong Chin Huat of the Bersih civil society coalition pushing for electoral reforms may have been denied entry into Sarawak, but today, another Bersih leader entered the state.
Bersih steering committee member Toh Kin Woon arrived in Kuching this morning. I bumped into him before and after the flight to Kuching.
Malaysiakini accessible on Facebook, blog sites
Malaysiakini is now accessible on Facebook< WordPress and Blogspot after its servers were knocked out.
Malaysiakini goes down
Malaysiakini now seems to be having some problem with its servers.
“The (political) tsunami is happening now”
Sometimes it is the little tell-tale signs that say a lot. Like when the pau man in Penang innocently asked me just a few days before GE2008, “Why-ah everyone voting for opposition this time?”