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PUTRAJAYA: Petrol and diesel price will drop by between eight sen and 22 sen a litre from Saturday.
The price of RON97 petrol will be reduced by 15 sen to RM2.55 a litre from RM2.70, while RON92 would be 22 sen less at RM2.40, from RM2.62
The retail price of diesel would drop by eight sen to RM2.50 a litre.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah ahmad Badawi announced the new prices in a statement after Friday's Cabinet meeting.
BILISI (Reuters) - The United States expects to help Georgia rebuild its military after it was swept aside by Russia's much larger forces in the conflict over South Ossetia, a top U.S. general said on Thursday.
now petrol and diesel price both almost d same : rm 2.55 and rm 2.50.. i mean they declare it goes up by 42% and now come down by 5%... wth?
Perak Excos file RM100mil suit against ACA
Two Perak state executive councillors (excos) today filed a RM100 million suit against the Anti-Corruption Agency and three others over their arrest in connection with a corruption investigation concerning a RM180 million housing project in Seri Iskandar near here.
SUNGAI PETANI: Frustrated with the leadership of Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, some 200 Parti Keadilan Rakyat members left the party.
Led by Zamil Ibrahim, who is former secretary to Merbok member of parliament Datuk Roshid Din, the group included members from Jerlun, Merbok, Sik, Baling, Padang Serai, Alor Star, Pokok Sena, Pendang and Ipoh Barat in Ipoh.
Also joining the group were members from Angkatan Muda Ipoh Barat, Angkatan Muda Merbok, and the Chinese community from Kulim and Merbok. The defecting members, however, will not join other political parties.
Information Minister Datuk Ahmad Shabery Cheek said Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) advisor Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim must accept the fact that the era of him becoming Malaysia’s Prime Minister had ended long ago.
He said the PKR candidate for the Permatang Pauh parliamentary by-election had previously been chosen personally by former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad to join the government, and had in fact been appointed acting Prime Minister before being expelled in 1998.
Anwar’s claims that he would become Prime Minister on Sept 16 were merely wishful thinking, he said at a function at Kampung Tanjung Putus, near here today.
As such, he urged the constituents in Permatang Pauh not to be easily swayed by the claims that Anwar would necome prime minister if he were to win the Permatang Pauh by-election on Tuesday.
Sharif party quits Pakistan coalition
Former prime minister Nawaz Sharif said Monday that his party had decided to quit Pakistan's ruling coalition over differences on the restoration of judges sacked by ex-president Pervez Musharraf.
Russian parliament backs independence for Georgia separatists
The Russian parliament voted overwhelmingly on Monday to recognise the independence of two breakaway Georgian regions -- while President Dmitry Medvedev linked the Georgia conflict to tensions over another separatist region.
The European Union, which has criticised Russia's military intervention, called a special summit on the Georgia crisis. Many European nations expressed concern at the Russian parliament vote to recognise South Ossetia and Abkhazia as independent.
With Russian troops still inside Georgia and tensions heightened by the arrival in a Georgian port of a US warship carrying aid, Russia's two parliament chambers approved a resolution calling on Medvedev formally to recognise the two regions.
Anwar wins crucial by-election by overwhelming margin
Opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim has won a crucial by-election that will see his return to parliament after a decade long absence, according to news reports.
The seat was held by his wife Wan Azizah Wan Ismail during his political exile after he was sacked in 1998 and jailed on charges of sodomy and corruption. She stood aside, triggering a by-election, in the latest step of the opposition leader's plan to topple the government with the help of defectors from the ruling party.
Malaysian opposition declares by-election victory for Anwar
Malaysia's opposition declared its leader Anwar Ibrahim had won a "landslide" victory Tuesday in an by-election to return him to parliament after a decade-long absence.
Anwar, who has made a stunning comeback after being sacked as deputy premier and jailed on sodomy and corruption charges, said he was now on track to seize power from a weakened government.
"We declare victory, the margin is very huge," said Tian Chua, information chief of Anwar's Keadilan party which leads a three-member opposition alliance.
"I think it's a landslide victory,".
Chua said that with half of the vote counted, Anwar had garnered at least 65 percent of the ballots and that the figure could rise as high as 70 percent once all the 38,144 votes cast were tallied.
Early results from the official count showed Anwar had won 12,748 votes, against 5,380 for his opponent from the Barisan Nasional coalition, which has dominated Malaysian politics for half a century.
Russia recognises South Ossetia, Abkhazia as independent
A Georgian holds a poster during a demonstration outside the Russian peacekeepers' base in Teklati. Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has signed a decree under which Russia formally recognises the rebel Georgian provinces of South Ossetia and Abkhazia as independent states.
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev announced Tuesday he had signed a decree under which Russia formally recognises the rebel Georgian provinces of South Ossetia and Abkhazia as independent states.
Thai PM vows action as protesters besiege state offices
Anti-government protesters wave national flags in Bangkok. Thai premier Samak Sundaravej has vowed "decisive action" to end escalating anti-government rallies, as thousands of protesters stormed a state-run TV station and blockaded key ministries.
Thai premier Samak Sundaravej on Tuesday vowed "decisive action" to end escalating anti-government rallies, as thousands of protesters stormed a state-run TV station and blockaded key ministries.
At least 20,000 protesters demanding his resignation seized the television station, invaded the grounds of the seat of government and besieged at least three ministries in their efforts to cripple Samak's administration.
2009 National Budget to be announced tomorrow in Parliament by Prime Minister.
Price of cigarettes to go up by 60 cents !!!
Malaysia Today
KUALA LUMPUR: Former Prime Minister Tun Dr does not agree with the Communication and Multimedia Commission's move to block access to the Malaysia Today website.
He said the Government broke its promise and had openly shown it could meddle with the security of the Internet.
He said in his website, chedet.com, that such an action exposed "a degree of oppressive arrogance worthy of a totalitarian state", and that the Government would soon lose credibility and respect among the people.
Dr Mahathir said that he did not often agree with Malaysia Today and its editor Raja Petra Kamaruddin, whom he said had been sometimes quite irresponsible. However, he said court action had been taken against Raja Petra, who was not above the law.
He warned the Government that although it had the power now, it may one day lose it and this would happen because of the Government's obsession to censor alternative views.
The Education Ministry revealed that about 35% of teachers teaching Science and Mathematics in schools nationwide have been found to lack a good command of the English language.
PUTRAJAYA: State governments have requested more financial aid from the federal administration in the first National Finance Council meeting of the year.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi said besides asking for more allocation, the various state Mentri Besar and Chief Ministers had also asked for their previous loans to be converted into government grants.
"The state governments suggested that we give them a larger allocation, particularly when we decided to give civil servants bonuses and pay increases.
"This is because according to them, such bonuses and pay increases are actually extra financial burden to the state governments and thus, do not have enough financial allocation for it.
Three more ships on the way to Gulf of AdenLatest News
A Malaysian navy frigate and a support ship have reached the Maldives while a third one would leave Malaysia very soon to be involved in security duties for Malaysian ships sailing the Gulf of Aden.
Floods still critical, first casualty reportedLatest News
At least 12 villages in Kedah and eight places in Penang were still flooded on Sunday night, some up to knee-level, while 384 families are still putting up in relief centres in both states following a 10-hour downpour on Saturday.
DAP: We’re against party-hopping for gainsLatest News
The Democratic Action Party (DAP) on Sunday reiterated it would oppose any attempt by Members of Parliament (MPs) from Barisan Nasional crossing over to the Pakatan Rakyat alliance for the sake of monetary, personal advancement or material gains.
Japan PM contender sees "iron" barrier for women
TOKYO (Reuters) - Women may face a glass ceiling in their quest to get to the top in the United States but in Japan, an iron plate bars the way.
Sarkozy to seek Russian breakthrough on Georgia
PARIS (Reuters) - French President Nicolas Sarkozy will travel to Moscow on Monday to tell Russian President Dmitry Medvedev to comply with a month-old peace plan for Georgia or risk damaging relations with the European Union.
Powerful Hurricane Ike looms as trouble for Gulf
KEY WEST, Florida (AP) - Powerful Hurricane Ike was on an uncertain path Sunday that may lead to the U.S. Gulf Coast late this week, leaving millions of people from Florida to Mexico to wonder where it will eventually strike.
Flood in Chinese coal mine traps 18 people
BEIJING (AP) - Eighteen people remained trapped in a flooded coal mine in central China after rescuers saved six workers, authorities said Sunday.
Abu Ghazala, Egypt's ex-defense minister dies
CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - Abdel-Halim Abu Ghazala, Egypt's former defense minister and a veteran of Arab Israeli wars once touted as a possible successor to President Hosni Mubarak, died late Saturday at 78.
Khalid dakwa lawat mangsa ribut buang masa
KLANG 6 Sept. – Menteri Besar Selangor, Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim mempertahankan tindakannya tidak turun padang untuk meninjau keadaan mangsa ribut di beberapa kampung di sini dengan menganggap perbuatan tersebut sebagai membuang masa dan membazir wang.
Peneroka Felda dapat duit raya RM400
PEKAN 6 Sept. – Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak hari ini mengumumkan pemberian duit raya berjumlah RM41.84 juta kepada 112,635 peneroka Felda di seluruh negara sebagai persiapan mereka menghadapi Hari Raya Aidilfitri tidak lama lagi.
Kenyataan disalah lapor - PM
TASEK GELUGOR 6 Sept. - Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi berkata, Ketua UMNO Bahagian Bukit Bendera, Datuk Ahmad Ismail telah melahirkan rasa kesal yang amat sangat ekoran kenyataannya yang menjadi kontroversi selepas sebuah akhbar tersalah lapor mengenainya walaupun bagi beliau ia satu fakta sejarah.
UMNO tidak tertekan hasrat Gerakan
PEKAN 6 Sept. - UMNO tidak tertekan dengan hasrat Parti Gerakan yang mahu mengkaji kedudukannya dalam Barisan Nasional (BN) jika tidak ada sebarang perubahan dilakukan oleh parti utama orang Melayu itu untuk mengembalikan kepercayaan rakyat. Timbalan Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak menegaskan, apa yang dinyatakan oleh Parti Gerakan itu lebih bersifat setiakawan supaya semua parti komponen dalam BN lebih kerap bermusyawarah bagi membincangkan pelbagai isu.
Anwar gagal dapat bilangan anggota Parlimen BN lompat
JAKARTA 6 Sept. - Ketua Pembangkang di Parlimen Malaysia Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, yang hari ini membawa impiannya untuk menubuhkan kerajaan baru di Malaysia pada 16 September kepada media massa di Indonesia, masih gagal menyatakan siapa atau beberapa orang anggota Parlimen Barisan Nasional (BN) akan menyeberang ke pihaknya. "Saya hanya akan menamakan mereka pada masa yang sesuai. Ini adalah persefahaman...perjanjian dengan teman-teman (para anggota Parlimen itu)," katanya.
Runding bebas tebusan diteruskan
KUALA LUMPUR 6 Sept. - Rundingan pembebasan semua anak kapal MT Bunga Melati 2 dan MT Bunga Melati 5 yang dirampas lanun di Teluk Aden dekat Somalia dan Yemen masih diteruskan.
Polis jamin percepat kes Raja Petra
KUALA LUMPUR 6 Sept. - Polis memberi jaminan akan mempercepatkan siasatan ke atas pengendali laman web Malaysia Today , Raja Petra Kamarudin berhubung kes beberapa artikel dan komentar pembaca pada laman web itu yang didakwa menghina Islam dan Nabi Muhammad SAW.
Umat Islam tidak akan diam bila agama dihina
BAGAN DATOH 6 Sept. - Tindakan empat buah agensi Islam membuat laporan polis terhadap penulis blog Malaysia Today, Raja Petra Kamaruddin adalah bukti umat Islam tidak akan berdiam diri dengan penghinaan yang dibuat terhadap agama itu termasuk melalui laman blog di Internet.
Rokok naik harga ;(
Now just hisap gudang garam.
hahahah
gudang garam as in the haram punya ka? haha
Box of 12 or 16? just curious..
Malaysia banning yoga? Fanaticism will dig this country's grave!
I mean yoga has nothin to do with religion... wth?
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