Archive - 26 March 2002

• Ling must quit if probe shows phantom members exist: estranged deputy
• PM proposes gold dinar as currency for international trade
• Group urges Ketari voters to seek govt accountability for racial clashes
• Offshore financial hub gets five new listings
• Saman Tabung Haji: Metrowangsa akan membela diri
• Anwar's trial 'most unfair in Malaysian history': lawyers
• NUTP wants full report on segregation, asks if govt is hiding something
• Year-round voter registration at post offices from July: EC
• The price of politicising education
• Special programmes no excuse for segregation: teachers union
• Siva should be commended, not censured
• Where have all the parents gone?
• Tanks to fight what war?
• What good are gagged lawyers?
• Zzzzzzzzzzz in Ketari
• Political parties — re-invent or be irrelevant
• Opposition should iron out racial policies
• The one criterion for PMs successor
• PAS' syariah laws plan unconstitutional, warns DAP
• Gerakan committed electoral offence: DAP complains to EC
• Bomb hoax duo released, express shock over incident
• Segregation complaints cast doubts on committees credibility
• Response slow to 'flood fever'
• Singapore says it will stick by land reclamation policy
• Perjuangan dan jasa Lim Fong Seng, Bhgn I
• Slowly, gender debate makes its way through region
• Row over govt claims on asylum seekers deepens
• Segregation report found wanting in key issues
• Govt uses sophisticated system to quell dissidents: rights groups
• YTL Power buoyed investment in Britain's Wessex Water