1. Kami membaca laporan berkenaan penolakan permohonan “Better Beer Festival 2017” dengan terkejutnya, kerana DBKL tidak memberi apa-apa alasan terhadap penolakan permohonan aktiviti tersebut. 2. Mengikut laporan akhbar, aktiviti ini pernah diadakan di Pada 2012, ia diadakan di Taps Beer Bar di Changkat Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur dengan kehadiran 200 pengunjung. Ini diikuti pada 2016…
KUALA LUMPUR – Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL) menolak permohonan penganjuran ‘Better Beer Festival 2017’ yang dirancang diadakan pada 6 dan 7 Oktober depan di Solaris Damansara di sini.
DAP parliamentary leader says he will propose to co-opt Lasimbang into the party’s national leadership once its conflict with the RoS is resolved. PETALING JAYA: DAP veteran Lim Kit Siang says he will make the proposal to co-opt former Bersih Sabah 2.0 chairperson Jannie Lasimbang into the party’s central executive committee (CEC) once its conflict…
IT was meant to be more than just Muhammad Muhammad Taib re-joining Umno yesterday. He was supposed to bring along eight state government lawmakers and cause the collapse of the Azmin Ali administration.
PKR’s Tian Chua questions the hoo-hah over the announcement particularly since the former Selangor menteri besar was in semi-retirement. PETALING JAYA: Pakatan Harapan leaders today ridiculed the hype over Prime Minister Najib Razak’s “important announcement” after it was revealed that it revolved around former Selangor menteri besar Muhammad Muhammad Taib’s decision to rejoin Umno.
Today is Malaysia Day. I participated in the Malaysia Day of Prayer Assembly in the Calvary Convention Centre at Bukit Jalil from 10am to 1pm. It was organised by Council of Churches and the Catholic KL Archdioece.
The Malaysian government has paid lavishly in the past for Washington ‘swamp dwellers’ to purchase influence and disparage its opponents and critics says Paul Wolfowitz, former US deputy secretary of defence. KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia is known to pay money to enable meetings with US presidents, a Washington insider says in reference to the recent meeting…
SINGAPORE – President-elect Halimah Yacob will not only become Singapore’s first woman president, but she will also be the first to live in a Housing Board flat during her term. Shortly after being declared the winner in a walkover, she told reporters that she had no plans to move out of her family home in Yishun…