Bernama.com
News List Saturday November 7, 2009
 
General   Politics   Business   Sports   Features   Exclusive Press   World
 
  1. Ministry's Agencies On Standby To Help Flood Victims
  2. UAE Zooms In On Banned Airline Operators
  3. Dr Mohd Asri Can Hold Religious Talks In Johor
  4. Search Continues For Man Who Disappeared In River
  5. Sarawak To Accelerate Its Power Generation Expansion Plan
  6. Compassionate Payment To Be Channelled Through Federal Department
  7. Draftsmen May Be Allowed To Work From Home
  8. Hill Slope Development Can Resume In Selangor Next Year
  9. PM To Make Important Announcement On Water, Electricity Woes In Sabah
  10. Embrace 1Malaysia, Rosmah Tells Girl Guides Members
  11. Upgrading Work At Ipoh Airport To Start Early Next Year
  12. Education For Chinese More Important Than Politics - Ong
  13. Tabung Haji Provides Meals For Malaysian Pilgrims
  14. Pensioners Welcome Move To Waive Car Inspections
  15. Refer To Department Before Accepting Job Offer Abroad - Maznah
  16. Warisan Treasure Hunt To Melaka Attracts 200 Participants
  17. Flood Eases In Terengganu, More Evacuated In Kelantan
  18. Sarawak Media Must Play Major Role In Promoting SCORE
  19. Uptrend Of Danish Holiday Makers To Malaysia Expected To Grow
  20. Warm Welcome Awaits President Hu Jintao
  21. Rosmah Leaves Her Mark At Dubai Leadership Forum
  22. Sports Schools Need A Paradigm Shift, Rosmah
  23. Malaysian Medicine Graduate Scores Several Firsts
  24. Najib: 200,000 Families To Benefit From Rice Subsidy Programme
  25. GUP The Only Way To Unite MCA - Information Chief
  26. Flood Claims First Victim In Kelantan
  27. President Hu's Visit To Push China-asean Ties To Greater Heights
  28. Rosmah: Implement Oration Technique Classes In School
  29. Jalan Tun Razak-Jalan U-thant Intersection To Close Until Dec 4
  30. Indonesia To Launch Orari Satellite Next Year
  31. Association Regrets Dr Asri's Broken Promise
  32. Call For World's Air Forces To Cooperate More In Aerospace Education, Research
  33. Two Houses Swept Away As Flood Situation Worsens
  34. Government Assures Development Won't Affect Kampung Pertak Ecosystem
  35. Car Theft Suspect Injured In Shoot-out With Police
  36. Strengthening Ties With Obama-Najib Meeting In Singapore
  37. Senators On Seven-day Visit To Czech Republic
  38. Department Begins Relocating Bakun, Murum Plant Species
  39. Norman-Memey Khalwat Case: Court Told Testimony By Witness Not True
  40. Court Rejects Anwar's Application For Key Documents, DNA Samples
  41. Skudai Assemblyman Receives Threat
  42. Tickets For Malaysia Cup Final Sold Out
  43. Ministers Told To Get Hands-On And Oversee At Least One Project
  44. 17 7-Eleven Stores In Shah Alam Stop Selling Alcoholic Drinks
  45. Weather: Red Alert For Kelantan, Terengganu
  46. Nik Aziz Expected To Leave IJN Tomorrow
  47. Flood Situation Worsens, Over 1,000 Evacuated
  48. 20MW Generator In Tawau To Begin Operation In December
  49. Umno Wants Fresh Study On Hardcore Poverty In Penang
  50. Family Of Four Buried Alive In Landslide In Southern Thai
  51. Manhunt For Trio In RM200,000 Gelugor Robbery
  52. Police Shot Dead Two Kendong Gang Members
  53. Kuala Langat Sanitary Landfill To Begin Operations Jan 1
  54. Rain Over Perlis, Kedah, North Perak, Pahang Expected To Continue
  55. Singapore Concerned Over Thailand-Cambodia Conflict
  56. Myanmar Woman Pleads Not Guilty To Bribery
  57. Sarawak Islamic Religious Department To Screen Muslim Preachers From Abroad
  58. Najib Assigns Tasks To Ministries
  59. Rosmah's Find Of Precious Box Brings Good Fortune To Malaysians
  60. Former Clerk Spared Jail Sentence For Cbt, Cheating
  61. Only Four Areas Have Moderate Air Quality, Other Areas Good
  62. Najib Visits Sabah Starting Saturday
  63. Malaysia's Proposal To Set Up Asean News Gateway Gets Support
  64. More Than 300 Evacuated In Kelantan After Rivers Overflow
  65. Nov 12 For Hearing Of Kedah Speaker's Judicial Review
  66. Schools Get Books From Scholastic Malaysia
  67. Penang Will Consider Views Of Building Owners Who Decline Heritage Status
  68. Woman Lawyer Claims Trial To CBT
  69. Mercy Fundraising Dinner For Disaster Victims
  70. Flooding In Terengganu, People Evacuated
  71. RMAF Seeks China's Logistic Support For Sukhoi Fighters
  72. Man Missing In Jungle Off East-West Highway Found
  73. Nanny Hires Out Baby To Beggars For 100 Rupees
  74. Malaysian Killer Of Aussie Surgeon To Stay In Jail
  75. Study Needed On Raising Allowance Of "Tuai Rumah": Jabu
  76. Sungai Golok Breaches Danger Level
  77. Timely Visit By Chinese President To Malaysia
  78. Mohd Asri Demands Public Apology From PGSM
  79. Youths Drinking Session Turns Tragic
  80. Special Modules To Provide Guidelines To Employers, Maids
  81. USM Experts Develop System To Identify Threats To ICT Network
  82. Federal Court Defers Judgment On Perak Crisis
  83. 306 Illegal Immigrants Detained Construction Site
  84. My Authorisation Also Stripped, Says Khalid
  85. UIAM Educare Permata Kindergarten Gets RM666,345 From Permata
  86. Federal Court Defers Judgement On Perak Crisis
  87. Worker From Sarawak Latest Dengue Victim
  88. Attempt To Smuggle Anteaters Foiled
  89. First Asian Breast Aesthetic Symposium Tomorrow
  90. Thai PM Says Fairness Is Best Way To Resolve Southern Conflict
  91. Think Positive About Compassionate Payment
  92. Malaysia Cup: KTM Extends Commuter Service
  93. Penang MACC Starts Probe Into Audit Report
  94. Man Disappears After Attending Call Of Nature
  95. Dr Pornthip To Attend Teoh's 2nd Post-Mortem
  96. Public Complaints Bureau Proposes Special Committee To Probe Bridge Collapse
  97. Dr Asri's Differences With PGSM Resolved, Says Jamil Khir
  98. Six EPF Members Found Guilty Of Making Fraudulent Withdrawals
  99. GOF's Sixth Team Commended By Timor Leste PM
  100. Sarawak Monitors Chikungunya
  101. PAC Report On PKFZ Proves That Government Is Transparent - Ong
  102. Five-Folds Increase In Participation For Read2009 Programme
  103. Thailand Recalls Ambassador To Cambodia
  104. MACC Takes Statements In PKFZ Case
  105. Tan And Cummings Land Another Winner At Flemington
  106. Artificial Reefs To Replenish Fisheries Resources In Silam
  107. Sarawak Assembly Meets At New Complex
  108. Nizar Fails To Get 11 Judges To Hear Final Appeal
  109. Second Mention Of Kugan's Case On Dec 3
  110. Department To Enforce MS 1164 To Stop Sales Of Imitation Spare Parts
  111. Foreign Workers Not Allowed To Set Up Trade Unions
  112. Chan Will Return From Overseas Soon To Assist PKFZ Investigations
  113. H1N1 Still Active Despite No Abnormality
  114. People's Financial Burden, Safety Issues Will Be Covered In Nap Review - Ong
  115. Johor Looks Into Possibility Of Building New Dam
  116. Constructive Criticisms Good For Govt Departments
  117. Government Asked To Declassify All Documents Related To PKFZ
  118. Amendment To DBP 1959 Act To Be Tabled In Cabinet Meeting Next Year: Puad
  119. 21 Arrested In Tin Ingot Robbery
  120. MPOB Asked To Counter Oil Palm Advert Ban
  121. Haj Pilgrims Advised Not To Be Influenced By Foreign Cultures
  122. Rais Calls For Creation Of Asean Media Network
  123. Police To Take Stern Action Against Football Fans Carrying Dangerous Objects
  124. Malaysia Has Good Potential In Fine Arts Industry
  125. RTM Trying To Increase Programmes For Ethnic Minorites
  126. H1N1 Surveillance Team In Every State To Prevent The Second Wave
  127. Thai DPM Not Keen On PULO Proposal For Malaysia As Mediator
  128. Agong, Prime Minister Attend Rulers Meeting
  129. Courtroom Locked To Facilitate Counting Of RM4.48 Million
  130. Flyovers Designed To Last 100 Years - Shaziman
  131. Borrowers Who Excel May Be Exempted From Payment - Maznah
  132. Senator Raises Issue Over Car Theft
  133. Visa On Arrival Will Not Be Repealed
  134. Six New LRT Trains Will Operate Next Month - Ong
  135. "I Will Not Be Distracted By The Allegation," Says Koh
  136. IRB To Enhance Electronic Services
  137. Former Wangsa Maju Secretary Charged With Bribery
  138. ASEAN Information Ministers Attend 10th AMRI Meeting
  139. Judgment In Default Entered Against Manohara
  140. Malaysia To Sell Its Fine Arts And Culture To The World

Copyright @2008 BERNAMA. All rights reserved.
This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in any form except with the prior written permission of BERNAMA. Disclaimer.
Best viewed in Internet Explorer 4.0 & above with 800 x 600 pixels