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The 1-million-people rally being organized by Anti-fuel Price Hike Protest Coalition (Protes) was originally scheduled to happened on July 12. Then for tactical reasons, the date was brought forward to July 5th. In yet another instance, the date has been changed again and the venue is also now different from the original location around KLCC.
So […]
When I first read in Malaysiakini about the new website put up by the BN Government as part of their 2008 Elections campaign, I thought it would be the cyber platform for the BN to launch its cyber war attack against the Oppositions who are fighting the cyberspace with an army of voluntary bloggers […]
I thought this is too early for a new year wish but since I will be taking a short break away with my family… it looks like this blog will not be updated for some time until 2nd Jan 2008. By that time, we are already well into 2008 so I would like to take […]
Tomorrow is the first day of Ramadhan Al Mubarak. Muslims around the world will start fasting from dawn until dusk.
During Ramadan, Muslims are also expected to put more effort into following the teachings of Islam as well as refraining from anger, envy, greed, lust, sarcastic retorts, backstabbing, and gossip. They are encouraged to read the […]
So much had been said about Ijok by-election, which is believed to be the last by-election before the upcoming general election. Today, the people of Ijok will make their wish known. And what is at stake are of paramount importance to both contesting parties BN and PKR.
To BN, the Ijok by-election is not really about […]
I submitted my entry on National Bloggers Alliance, blogging in Malaysia just got merrier to the Home Turf Media’s Carnival of Cities #8 Global Village. There are also other interesting happenings around the globes submitted by other writers as well for your reading pleasure.
** Cities in the Americas **
Charleston, South Carolina, USA Jaz bemoans her failure […]
I have seen this kind of tourist attraction in many cities I had travelled to and eventually Kuala Lumpur has one too. Now you can enjoy Kuala Lumpur city in a luxury double decker that takes you around many interesting places at reasonable prices. The service should be good for both local and foreign tourists […]
It has only been a week in the new year of 2007, and there have been quite a few interesting events unfolded right here in Kuala Lumpur.
Here are some of those events I think at the heart of most Malaysians:
1. While sending my daughter to her boarding school in Subang Jaya, I was greeted by […]
Just few days ago I wrote about AirAsia, which is run based on the low cost carrier model and is doing very well. Last night the CEO of AirAsia Dato Tony Fernandez received Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Malaysia 2006 Award for his feat developing AirAsia to what it is today.
While he […]
The nature-lover rescue team fought tirelessly yesterday evening to free a 24-meter-long Bryde’s whale which was found stranded off Gaya Island in Sabah, East Malaysia on Sunday. After several hours of hard work by the rescuers, the whale was finally set free yesterday around 7.45pm, but not without serious cuts and bruises inflicted upon herself. […]
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