Archive - 15 May 2013

• 2013-05-15
• Isn't call to abolish vernacular schools seditious?
• Umno is waging politics of revenge
• Parents want the best education for their children
• Hindraf expresses concern over debate on Tamil schools
• Forcing a paradigm shift in MCA and Umno
• Khalid sworn in, what battle's next?
• MCA accuses Kit Siang of electoral double standards
• 'Redelineation looms, Chinese may be corralled'
• EC deputy chief puts foot in his big mouth again
• Black to the future
• 'Soi Lek, either sack Tee or you quit now'
• Cut from the same stained cloth of racism
• Kula pans former Education DG and ex-top judge
• Tee Keat denies senatorship, minister's post
• Work pass of M'sian in S'pore 505 protest to be revoked
• Survey: 81pct want Anwar to quit politics
• 'PAS-Umno marriage considered only if Najib asks'
• 'Live' announcement of new cabinet line-up
• 'US also endorsed victories of Marcos and Mubarak'
• Malay NGOs defend ex-judge, criticise Malaysiakini
• Pakatan: We are not involved in 'topple gov't rally'
• Pakatan will face any polls petition challenge
• Eight Kedah exco members sworn in
• Spare-parts trader held over Customs deputy DG's death
• Nurul Izzah to move for reforms in Parliament
• Najib has most 'fake' Twitter followers, analysis finds
• Outgoing IGP warns of firm action against instigators
• Eight reps appointed executive councillors in Perlis
• Cops begin probe into ex-judge's speech
• My comments blown out of proportion, says Azran
• New cabinet - Waytha, Khairy, Paul Low in; MCA out
• Saifuddin: Is Team Najib committed to reforms?
• Thumbs up for city taxi service from KLIA
• Sabah exco members to be sworn in on June 13
• Penang to offer free mammograms from 2014
• 'No unity gov't as Umno shuns good governance'
• Evidence by accused in Sosilawati case unreliable, says DPP
• Minister Khairy BN's weapon to regain youth support
• Uthaya: Waytha is the new Samy Vellu
• The new cabinet, by party and in numbers
• T'ganu NGOs lodge report against Anwar, Kit Siang
• Samy Vellu: MIC will still serve Indians
• More than 30,000 throng Johor Bahru 505 rally