Outspoken Timbon Lagadan is challenged by a namesake for PBS top post in Kadamaian

Palalun Lagadan @ Peter, a former
Gaur Village Headman.

By Ezra Haganez
KOTA BELUD: A senior Branch Chairman of Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS), Palalun Lagadan @ Peter, will challenge incumbent Kadamaian PBS divisional head, Datuk Herbert Timbon Lagadan, for the post at its annual general meeting (AGM) here on July 7, 2011.

Palalun, 58, who is PBS branch chairman for Kampung Gaur Linampai ever since the party's inception in 1985 till now, in a statement said he had registered his acceptance form to go for the top post after garnering four nominations from PBS branches in Kadamaian. A minimum of three nominations is required for the post.

Fasting ex-minister ‘weak but resolute’

The Umno-led Sabah government has been 'oddly silent'
over claims by a former minister that Christians are
being persecuted in the state.

KOTA KINABALU: Former Sabah minister Conrad Mojuntin, who is fasting to death in protest of the persecution against Christians in his state, is weak but resolute about his sacrifice.

Into his fourth day of a “fast to death” pledge, Mojuntin told FMT in an text message that he was “weak but okay. God helps us”.

Malaysia's new ID Card again ?

Wow! This is going to be a serious mater in the future.

What happen if you are rob of your card?

Phew! dare not think of it!

Malaysia's ID Card

ENJOY THIS AND THEY ARE PLANNING A NEW I/D CARD WHICH IS GOING TO COST RM 2 BILLION AGAIN.

NEW PROJECT AS THE OLD I/D CONTRACTED BY THE LATE JAFFAR ALI ( BROTHER IN LAW OF MAMAK??)

European NGOs want Taib’s assets in Germany frozen

Posted on June 21, 2011 by mocsarawak

More Europe-based NGOs are plying pressure on the authorities there to freeze the assets of Sarawak Chief Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud.

In a press statement today, Swiss NGO Bruno Manser Fund said that it had written to German chancellor Angela Merkel on the matter, together with two German NGOs – the Society for Threatened Peoples and Rettet den Regenwald.

Ibrahim Ali’s remarks not representative of Malays, says Khairy

Khairy said today that Ibrahim Ali’s (pic) recent remarks are “very dangerous”
and that he should be investigated for sedition.

KUALA LUMPUR, June 20 — Datuk Ibrahim Ali’s “racist” remarks against the Chinese warning them against attending the upcoming Bersih rally is not reflective of all Malays, Khairy Jamaluddin has said.