Archive - 2 January 2003

• 300 Penangites face eviction, seek help
• Umno confident of winning more seats in Kelantan
• Tanjung Pelepas port aims to repeat 30 percent growth this year
• Media blackout on high-profile khalwat case raises queries
• 'Bloody nose' warning doesn't mean war: Najib
• Malaysiakini launches nations first online media weblog
• Chinese daily rolls off the presses again, but problems far from over
• Umno Kedah yakin dapat kuasai kubu kuat PAS
• Pakistan still grapples with 'half democracy'
• Legal tongues a-wagging over Dzaiddins replacement
• Businessman, stripped of datukship, gunned down
• Expensive medication killing the poor
• Britain's Lotus aims to expand sales in US market: report
• M'sia to rate banks to boost service, competitiveness
• Trade surplus up in November but exports slowed
• Of sarongs and mattresses
• Why? PM why?
• MTUC leadership crisis: picket still a possibility
• RTM sliding down drain with Zam