PM’s trip to Kazakhstan cost over RM1mil

The Foreign Affairs Ministry revealed in Parliament today that Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak’s trip to Kazakhstan in June had cost over RM1 million.

The total expenditure, which came up to RM1,072,213.22, was for the PM and his entourage to attend the World Islamic Economic Forum.

The trip saw five deals inked between Malaysia and Kazakhstan. However, it drew criticism, with allegations being levelled that the PM’s family had used the trip to facilitate a visit to his daughter’s in-laws to be.

Borneonisation suit: AG delays hearing

Two Sabahans seeking a ruling of their eight declarations
against the state and federal governments will have to
wait a little longer for the hearing.

By Luke Rintod of FMT
KOTA KINABALU: The Borneonisation suit against the Federal and State governments filed by two Sabahans two months ago which was fixed for hearing today before High Court judge, Justice David Wong Dak Wah, has been postponed to Nov 14, 2011, at the request of Federal Attorney-General.


The suit, filed by plaintiffs Mohd Nazib Maidan Dally, 35, and Bernard Fung Fon Chen, 70, on Aug 8, seeks eight declarations against both the governments, on the issue of their failures to implement “Borneonisation” of the federal public services in Sabah as agreed prior and as requisite to the formation of Malaysia Federation in 1963.

Nazri denies allegations of illegal immigrants getting citizenship

Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department
Nazri Abdul Aziz denies allegations that
foreigners were issued Malaysian citizenship

KOTA KINABALU: The government has categorically denied ever issuing Malaysian citizenship to any of the Filipino refugees in Sabah although there is substantial evidence to the contrary.

Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Nazri Abdul Aziz said that all the refugees totalling 81,000 are still holding IMM13 document, which allows them to move around freely as well as to seek employment.

‘Mass exodus if hudud made law’, warn PAS supporters

‘Mass exodus if hudud made law’, warn PAS supporters

PAS Supporters Wing has warned that it may see a mass exodus should the Islamic party press on with implementing hudud law in Kelantan.

“What may follow is a mass exodus from the paty if the leaders in PAS become insistent on championing hudud law,” wing chairperson Hu Pang Chow told Sinar Harian.

Australia says NO again

Prime Minister Julia Gillard - Australia 
Very few leaders in the world got the GUTS to say NO.
Australia says NO - Second time she has done this!  

Australian Prime Minister does it again!!

It took a lot of courage for  this woman to speak, what she had to say for the world to hear. The retribution could be phenomenal, but at least she was willing to take a stand on her and  Australia   's beliefs.
The whole world needs leaders like this!