Tuesday 2 October 2012

Pendapatan isi rumah semakin meningkat, menurut kerajaan

KUALA LUMPUR, 2 Okt — Pendapatan isi rumah rakyat Malaysia telah meningkat dari tahun ke tahun, kata Datuk S.K. Devamany di Parlimen hari ini. Beliau berkata, peningkatan pendapatan isi rumah meningkat lebih tinggi berbanding dengan kadar inflasi. “Peningkatan pendapatan isi rumah, secara purata telah meningkat berbanding inflasi sebanyak 3.4 peratus setiap tahun,” kata timbalan menteri di Jabatan Perdana Menteri. Purata pendapatan isi rumah negara telah meningkat daripada RM264 sebulan pada 1970 kepada RM4,025 sebulan pada tahun 2009, kata ahli parlimen Cameron Highlands itu. Beliau berkata, angka itu diambil dari kajian kerajaan mengenai pendapatan isi rumah sejak 1970 dan kali terakhir pada tahun 2009. Beliau menjawab soalan daripada ahli parlimen Sri Gading Datuk Mohamed Aziz yang mahu mengetahui kadar pertumbuhan pendapatan isi rumah rakyat Malaysia. Menjawab soalan tambahan dari ahli parlimen Kepong, Dr Tan Seng Giaw bagaimana kebajikan rakyat Malaysia dapat dipertingkatkan, Devamany menjawab, “Jauh di sudut hati, anda tahu yang kami telah lakukan yang terbaik kepada golongan miskin.” Sumber: Malaysian Insider Jarumemas: Rakyat Malaysia semakin kaya, alhamdulillah

MACC suggests integrity be part of school subjects

THE Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has suggested that the Education Ministry include a module on integrity and corruption prevention in three subjects at the primary and secondary school levels beginning next year. MACC deputy chief commissioner (Prevention), Datuk Sutinah Sutan said the three subjects were Religious Education, Civic Education and Moral Education, and that the proposal had been submitted to the ministry in June. She said the MACC had in fact, discussed the proposal with the ministry's Curriculum Division. "We have also discussed with the Teachers Education Institute, the proposed establishment of a corruption prevention secretariat at each teacher training centre to educate the trainee teachers on such values as honesty, trustworthiness, sincerity and integrity which are elements to be included in the school module." Sutinah said this at a press conference after opening a conference on corruption prevention attended by school principals, school heads and the chairmen of parent-teacher associations in the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, here, today. She said with such a module, the role of schools in moulding students to become excellent human capital would also be more effective. She added that the emphasis on integrity from the school level could help prevent individuals from involving in corrupt practices when they enter working life. — Bernama Jarumemas: Missed my school days very much...

There’s a ‘DAP ghost’ in Penang PKR

GEORGE TOWN: Internal leakage on details of Penang PKR meetings to outsiders, especially DAP, is not something new. “It has been happening since a year ago,” alleged former Kedah PKR secretary Zamil Ibrahim. He claimed that the PKR state leadership was aware of it and suspected a local party leader close to DAP to be the culprit behind the sabotage work. Zamil said the politician had often been described by party insiders as a “DAP ghost in PKR mask.” Based on internal information, he said DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng would receive all information, including confidential details, from the suspect on goings-on in PKR meetings. He said Lim, who is also the Penang chief minister, would be informed by this “ghost” within five minutes after a meeting ended. “The leakage in Penang PKR is rampant and dangerous. It’s not only an act of sabotage but an act of betrayal,” Zamil told FMT. Read more.... Jarumemas: there are ghost everywhere!!!