（槟城讯）国阵巴当哥打区协调员胡栋强指出，大学生已经是成年人，因此政府应该修改一些不合时宜 ...
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05/01/2012
基督教组织将免税 牧师可教圣经知识科
（吉隆坡4日讯）首相署部长丹斯里许子根指出，政府将针对大马基督教社区所关心的课题，如委任教会...
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05/01/2012
Cabinet to act on several issues raised by Christian community
PUTRAJAYA: The Government will introduce several measures to address concerns raised by the Christian community.
These include the appointment of heads of mission schools, teaching of Bible Knowledge and tax exemption status for Christian organisations.
The decision made by the Cabinet yesterday was announced by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tu...
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05/01/2012
Koh: Gov't to address concerns of Christians
The government will implement several measures to address the concerns of the Christian community, relating to the appointment of principals of mission schools, teaching of Bible knowledge as an examination subject and tax-exemption status for Christian organisations.
Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Koh Tsu Koon in a statement said that these...
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10/11/2011
槟州国阵理事会及大山脚日新中学董事部今会见副首相兼教育部长丹斯里慕尤丁
在槟州国阵主席丹斯里许子根博士的安排下，槟州国阵理事会即大山脚日新中学董事部今天在国会会见...
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10/11/2011
Penang BN and SMJK Jit Sin School Board meeting with Deputy Prime Minister
Arranged by the Chairman of BN Penang, Tan Sri Dr. Koh Tsu Koon, the Penang BN committee and the School Board of SMJK Jit Sin, Bkt Mertajam today had a meeting with the Deputy Prime Minister cum Minister of Education, Tan Sri Muhyddin Yassin at the Parliament.
During the meeting, the DPM approved a new school of SMJK Jit Sin (branch) to be built i...
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03/09/2010
Gerakan members spend time talking and presenting gifts to them
IN the spirit of Merdeka, members of an old folks home in Setapak were not forgotten as Gerakan Pemuda members spent time with the spirited senior citizens recently.
Residents of Rumah Warga Emas Nascom, were cheerful as they greeted Gerakan Batu Division chairman Lim Si Pin and National Gerakan Youth secretary general Dr Dominic Lau Hoe Chai who arrived...
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Gerakan is
committed
towards
building a
stable
political
environment
in Malaysia.
Such
stability
can only
come about
through
continued
commitment
to our
current
long-tested
system of
constitutional
monarchy and
parliamentary
democracy.
Malaysians
must renew
their pledge
of
commitment
towards this
system and
resist
efforts
aimed at its
replacement.
Equally
important,
consultations
as a means
of resolving
conflict and
differences
must
continue to
be built
into our
political
culture.
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