Tamil Nesan to close end January
After 10 years of losses, Malaysia's oldest Tamil newspaper will cease publication on January 31.
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Selangor to take over temple land, say sources
Directive issued by PM, announcement to be made by MB tomorrow, insiders reveal.
Thousands of devotees gather at attacked Hindu temple
A witness say the scene looks like a 'mini Thaipusam'.
Seafield temple attack: property dispute or larger issue at play?
Police must move quickly to contain the situation as racial undertones begin to come into play.
Citizens’ green initiatives meet with blank response in Penang
Report on hillside clearing and construction submitted last month ignored, say activists, 10 days after Bukit Kukus tragedy.
Rise of new ‘opposition’ in Penang
With parties like Umno and MCA missing in action, civil society activists have stepped up to challenge DAP-led administration.
Who benefits from Penang’s mega projects?
Activists question whether they are truly being built for the people, or merely to enrich developers.
I have my eye on you, Anwar tells ministers
Incoming PKR president says he will criticise cabinet members should the need arise.
Affirmative action for all deserving of support, says Anwar
PKR president-elect tells Bumiputeras there is no need to worry about being denied opportunities.
Bring back Bank Bumiputra, Putrajaya told
Economic forum panellist says there’s a need again for a bank aimed at aiding bumi businesses.
Law needed to punish Bumi traitors for economic sabotage, says Abu Kassim
A powerful and greedy few have betrayed the community but we are unable to punish them, says National Centre for Governance, Integrity and Anti-Corruption chief.
Mara stays under Rural Development Ministry, says PM
Agency for Malay economic development will not be carved up even though some of its roles and functions fell within the purview of other ministries.
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