‘Korean scandal’: Tourism DG vows to act

By Syed Jaymal Zahiid | Malaysiakini
Stern action will be taken against the two high-ranking Tourism Malaysia (TM) officers allegedly involved in the ‘Korean scandal’ if they are found to be guilty.
Last week, Malaysiakini reported that TM Seoul office director Abdul Mutalib Awang and TM North Asian regional director Ramzi Abu Yazid allegedly pocketed large sums [...]

Digital expert: Lingam tape authentic

By Soon Li Tsin | Malaysiakini
A computer forensic analyst today told the royal commission on the VK Lingam tape scandal that the controversial video clip was authentic and contained no signs of editing. 
Mohd Zabri Adil Talib, 28, a senior digital computer forensic analyst with Cybersecurity Malaysia, a government agency under the Science and Technology Ministry, [...]

The same Najib 2 years down the road: Where’s the RM4.4b fuel subsidy ’saved’ for public transport trust fund?

By Jeff Ooi
Two years ago, we asked DPM Najib Razak to watch his back for what he said on record. Here’s a blast of the past from the Screenshots archive, March 12, 2006:

MCA Seputeh’s gutter politics

 By Teresa Kok
Elections is around the corner but MCA Seputeh has not announced its candidate yet. Today I felt very cheesed off to read from Chinese papers metro section that a group of Salak South New Village people came out in a press conference with a few of them holding placards criticising me.

Dr M slams PM’s sycophants in new book

By James Wong Wing-On
“Poor Malaysia!” This is the prognosis for the country from ex-premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad in the prologue of his newly-published book, in relation to the captaincy of Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and his hardcore supporters. 

‘Death’ at Miti gates

By Fauwaz Abdul Aziz & Azreen Madzlan
Staff and visitors at the ministry of international trade and industry (Miti) were left with a morbid sight when a coalition against the proposed US-Malaysia free trade agreement (FTA) dumped a coffin outside its gates today. 

Lingam Tape inquiry begins with controversy

KUALA LUMPUR (The Sun): The Royal Commission of Inquiry on the Lingam Video Clip kicked off its proceedings today with an unprecedented – though not unexpected – move by a lawyer for three witnesses to ask three of the five panel members to discharge themselves on several grounds.