Sarawak 49 years with Malaysia

By Burak S. Sem

KUCHING: Here we go again, another year celebrating our Independence Day, 31st August for the forty-ninth times! There are many things that we can be thankful for in the Sarawak! Yes, we in Sarawak know how to smile in the midst of adversities and misfortunes.

Censored: Magazine’s story on July 9 rally

Marker ink masks mention of Baharuddin’s death,
the banning of the march and police action
against participants

PETALING JAYA: The government has censored an article on Bersih’s July 9 rally in the latest issue of The Economist.

Three paragraphs are blacked out in marker ink.

The offending paragraphs mention the death of marcher Baharuddin Ahmad, the withdrawal of an offer to allow a gathering in a stadium, the banning of the rally, and police action caught on film.

And the prince makes his move…

Tengku Razaleigh's Amanah has sent the speculation
mills into overdrive. Has the prince given up on
Umno? Or will he now lead the third force?

KUALA LUMPUR: The new organisation set up by Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah may signal the Kelantan prince’s disenchantment with Umno, suggested a prominent blogger.

He also believes that the veteran politician will not defend his Gua Musang parliamentary seat under the Barisan Nasional ticket.

In his blog MSOMalaysia, Mohd Sayuti Omar said Razaleigh’s Amanah (Angkatan Amanah Merdeka) reflected his frustration towards Umno and that the latter no longer believes he can reform the party from within.

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500 000 rakyat malaysia menyampah dengan rosmah mansor

500 000 rakyat malaysia menyampah dengan rosmah mansor

100,000 People Request Najib Tun Razak Resignation

100,000 People Request Najib Tun Razak Resignation

100,000 Desak Rosmah Gadai Cincin Rm 73 Juta Dan Sedekah Kpd Rakyat Miskin

100,000 Desak Rosmah Gadai Cincin Rm 73 Juta Dan Sedekah Kpd Rakyat Miskin

Peguam: Serangan ke atas pengawal cubaan bunuh

Pengawal peribadi Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim akan mengemukakan saman sivil ke atas polis berhubung kecederaan yang dialaminya ketika mengawal keselamatan ketua pembangkang itu.

Tulang pipi Fayyahd Afiq Albakqry, 25 dikatakan retak dan hancur semasa peserta perhimpunan BERSIH 2.0 itu melarikan diri daripada asakan dan serangan polis di terowong KL Sentral pada 9 Julai lalu.

Isu Pati Dari Kacamata Negarawan Sabah

Bahagian 1
Bahagian 2
Oleh : MUTALIB M.D

MEMANG amat MEMALUKAN. Bagi sebuah negara yang mengamalkan demokrasi berparlimen, rakyat terpaksa memilih jalan alternatif menyampaikan rasa tidak puas hati melalui jalan songsang iaitu menghantar Memorandum kepada DYMM Yang DiPertua Agong; memberikan gambaran Kerajaan Malaysia telah GAGAL secara TOTAL. 

Ikuti Sambungan Siri Kedua Wawancara dengan Tan Sri Simon Sipaun berhubung isu di atas.

Mutalib: Bolehkah Tan Sri memberikan beberapa formula bernas yang boleh menyelesaikan masalah kewarganegaraan songsang yang semakin meruncing sekarang dan bolehkah Tan Sri memainkan peranan penting untuk menjayakan isu yang telah lama berlarutan?

Muruts win right to stay on ancestral land

By Luke Rintod of FMT

TAWAU: In yet another landmark decision in support of native customary rights (NCR) in Sabah and Sarawak, the Tawau High Court dismissed with cost the application of eight companies to evict Murut natives living in Kampung Serudong Laut here.

The court allowed the natives to remain on their ancestral lands.

In passing his judgment, Judicial Commissioner Douglas Primus allowed the villagers’ application to set aside the order for possession obtained by eight companies against them.

Rakyat Malaysia marah, kata Marina Mahathir

"Di Malaysia kami jarang tunjuk perasaan seperti itu.
Jadi, ramai juga yang takut untuk ikut serta kerana
takut berlaku keganasan," katanya.

PETALING JAYA:  Anak perempuan Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad berkata, beliau marah dengan serangan peribadi pemimpin termasuk Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak terhadap Ketua Bersih 2.0 Datuk S Ambiga.

“Saya rasa, rakyat Malaysia sangat terkejut dengan tindakan ini. Juga tindakan kerajaan menahan anggota-anggota Partai Sosialis Malaysia (PSM) dengan alasan mereka ‘komunis’. Satu tuduhan yang sangat tidak berasas,” kata Datuk Marina Mahathir seperti disiar VIVANews.com.

Vatican will not resurrect PM’s image

Najib, say religious leaders, must do more than shake hands
with the Holy See. He must resolve the outstanding issues.

PETALING JAYA: The dispute over the term Allah, the seizure of Malay-language bibles and more recently, the controversy surrounding an alleged Christian plot to undermine the status of Islam here have led to tension brewing between the Church and the government.

Amidst these unresolved issues, Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak landed in the Vatican for an audience with the Pope yesterday.

Sulaiman Taib returns: Good health and no sign of AIDS

Sulaiman, the fllamboyant younger son of Sarawak Chief Minister Taib Mahmud, was spotted in Sabah this week scuba diving with his teenage son at a resort. A Sarawakian who spotted him said he could recognized Taib’s “spoilt-brat” offspring, who appeared to be in high spirits and good health, and certainly not at death’s door as the rumors going around town have implied.

Sulaiman, the fllamboyant younger son of Sarawak Chief Minister Taib Mahmud, was spotted in Sabah this week scuba diving with his teenage son at a resort. A Sarawakian who spotted him said he could recognized Taib’s “spoilt-brat” offspring, who appeared to be in high spirits and good health, and certainly not at death’s door as the rumors going around town have implied.