AS MALAYSIAN Chinese celebrate to welcome their lunar year of the Dragon, their future is at the crossroads of sorts.For the majority of the ethnic Chinese, they believe the Dragon Year is the best time to have babies.For some reasons or others, they believe that Dragon babies are superior and that they have a brighter future than others.Whatever the ancestral or traditional beliefs of the community are, there is no future for anyone if a nation collapses - socially, politically and economically.
AMID strong rumours from MCA sources that I am expected to cross-cover to DAP on 20/1/12, I am indeed puzzled by the press report in Oriental Daily today (pg A6 Jan 16, 2012) that I was quoted as saying I would contest on a Barisan Nasional (BN) ticket in the next General Election.
IT IS that time of the year again for us to reflect and review our deeds and actions throughout the past year.We witness again the joy of Christmas and New Year being celebrated by all across the globe as twin festivals due to the proximity.
KUALA LUMPURA (Jan 15, 2012): What started out as a foundation to help the needy and underprivileged in Pandan in December 1999 has today spread its wings nationwide.BANGKIT Malaysia, the civil rights care alliance wing of Yayasan Bakti Nusa Malaysia (YBNM), was officially launched by Pandan MP Dato’ Sri Ong Tee Keat.
KUALA LUMPURA (Jan 15, 2012): The Ampang Jaya Municipal Council (MPAJ) admitted today that it had no expertise in environmental impact engineering and technical matters.“For God’s sake, then don’t make any approving decisions on such matters,” Pandan MP Dato’ Sri Ong Tee Keat said.
KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 12, 2012): Pandan MP Dato’ Sri Ong Tee Keat today donated building materials to repair the house that was badly damaged by a freak storm in Kampung Pandan Dalam on Oct 28.Ong made the presentation to villagers Mohd Hassan Abdul Jalil, 49, and his wife Rohaya Nordin, 48, who lived in the wooden house with five children.
