Archive - 5 August 2002

• A list of lesser dilemmas for Dr M
• Malaysia negara mundur
• Snap leader hopes ROS can stop rival factions EGM move
• Switch will change nature of vernacular schools: Tamil group
• Harakah lebih suci dari Quran?
• Suhakam: Placing ISA detainees in Kamunting waste of time, money
• 'Im paralysed here and everyone back home is having fun talking about me': Ras Adiba
• Construction sector hit by labour shortage as illegal migrants leave
• Bar to hold public forum instead of EGM, Mah sorry for personal remarks
• Mugabe mocks US and Britain over travel ban
• Jakarta sets up taskforce to help thousands of returnees from M'sia
• NUTP urges Malaysians to support language switch
• Deaths in police custody: Suhakam starts probe
• Low-profile businessman acquires 25 percent stake in Nanyang
• Thai language in trouble, say experts
• ISA failed to stop unprovoked violence
• No charges yet under new immigration provisos
• Divine right of party leaders
• Property firms brace for losses after migrant exodus
• The English debate: A dilemma for Pak Lah
• Wildlife smugglers to face harsher punishments
• Only one way to abolish the ISA
• Catholic Church alarmed by Mahathir's Islamic state declaration
• Don't wait until 2011 to halt water pact, Dr M tells S'pore
• Crutches removal akin to cold turkey treatment
• Crutches given to the able
• Suhakam officials goofed in contradictory remarks
• Media should investigate donation appeals
• Practise what you preach, Rais
• English not needed to master Science, Mathematics
• Whats said then and now does not compute
• Go for bi, tri-lingualism