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10. Big impact in 'small' man's win
KUALA LUMPUR: In a David vs Goliath case, Subramaniam Gopal took to court his fight against a municipal council directive barring him from selling fish and vegetables in his mini market. The mini market owner’s case found...
4. Chin Peng apologises for death of innocents
KUALA LUMPUR: Chin Peng, the man with no regrets, has for the first time offered an apology to the victims and families of the Communist Party of Malaya's acts of violence during the long years of its insurgency.
17. Ibrahim Ali lashes out at DAP for trying to humiliate MCA
PETALING JAYA: Lone Independent MP Datuk Ibrahim Ali has lashed out at DAP for trying to humiliate MCA. He said DAP should not issue remarks aimed at degrading and undermining MCA leaders. “DAP Perak secretary Nga Kor Ming’s...
10 states see increase in number of dengue cases
PUTRAJAYA: A total of 720 dengue cases were recorded between Nov 8 and Nov 14 compared with 618 cases the previous week. The 10 states which experienced an increase were Negri Sembilan, Federal Territories of Kuala Lumpur and...
Art to green the world
GOING green does not stop with the 3Rs of recycling, reusing and reducing; it also involves continuous education on how to prevent virgin forests and rivers from being destroyed. Tan, who runs the e-Art Gallery and Framing in...
Emi is happy she can go to school
KUALA LUMPUR: With so many orang asli children dropping out of school, Emi Eryza feels lucky to have parents who realised the importance of education. Emi, 16, who is a Temuan, said some of her orang asli peers had had to give...
Gifts for kids in welfare homes
MORE than 300 needy children have had their wishes granted through the Grant A Wish On Children’s Day 2009 campaign organised by Rainbow of Life Forces (ROLF). The gifts were presented to the children’s homes between Oct 24 and...
Support the arts
What happenin' Compiled by REVATHI MURUGAPPAN Support the arts The Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre (KLpac) Pentas 2 Foyer Sentul Park, Jalan Strachan off Jalan Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur DREAMS IN NOVEMBER Today & tomorrow: Here’s...
19. Ministry sets eyes on 'Sealegs'
PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia will be the first nation in the world to own the “Amphibious Sealegs” – a high-tech boat functional both in water and on land – if the purchase receives the green light from the Government.
8. Settle RM57, 5As pupil told High scorer can't collect result slip
NUR IZZATI AZAHAR scored 5As in the UPSR but she was not allowed to collect her result slip because she had not settled her school fees amounting to RM57, reported Utusan Malay- sia. The pupil from SK Tarcisian Convent in Ipoh,...
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