Peter Anthony trial: UMS sent letter denying support to Asli Jati
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The Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court today was told that Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) had sent a letter to then prime minister Najib Abdul Razak denying that it had given support to Asli Jati Engineering Sdn Bhd for the awarding of the maintenance and services work for mechanical and electrical (M&E) systems contract at the university.
Referring to the letter dated Nov 26, 2014, issued by UMS, MACC investigating officer Raja Mohd Shasrizam Raja Nik said the denial came following the action of two UMS officers issuing letters of support to the company owned by former Sabah infrastructure development minister Peter Anthony.
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ON the surface, a pact between Muda and Parti Warisan Sabah seems ideal.
Muda co-founder Syed Saddiq Abdul Rahman, 28, is seen as a fresh political face for urban youth while Warisan president Datuk Seri Shafie Apdal, 63, has lately been pushing his brand of unity politics. The possible pact would be a union of urban youth power and a Sabah-based multiracial party.
On a programme called Friendly Chat – We Unite held at night on April 17 on Facebook, Shafie and Syed Saddiq signalled that a Muda-Warisan pact is imminent. Sources in Muda informed me that the announcement would be made after Hari Raya next month.
Warisan veep denies breaking quarantine, lying to court
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Warisan vice president Peter Anthony has refuted allegations that he violated a Covid-19 home quarantine order to attend a party function yesterday.
On his Facebook page this afternoon, he said he did not break any laws as he had already been released from quarantine before the event.
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The New Bedford Marine Commerce Terminal on the Acushnet River. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR)
New Bedford s Marine Commerce Terminal is a huge spread of open concrete jutting into the harbor. On a recent day, a few refrigerated trucks were unloading seafood at a processing plant next door, but the terminal itself just looked like a giant empty parking lot. As the wind swept across the vast space, the biggest action was the crowds of seagulls hunkered down, squawking at each other.
This is where Bruce Carlisle wants you to use your imagination. In my mind s eye, I see the tower sections stacked and lined up. I see the blades all ready to go. I see forklifts and cranes and crawlers and just all sorts of activity, says Carlisle, managing director of offshore wind at the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center, or MassCEC.