Jegathesan kekal Timbalan Presiden MOM

30/05/2009 7:29pm

KUALA LUMPUR 30 Mei - Datuk Dr. M. Jegathesan kekal sebagai Timbalan Presiden Majlis Olimpik Malaysia (MOM) apabila memperoleh 65 undi mengatasi Datuk Seri Dr. Ibrahim Saad yang memperoleh 33 undi, pada pemilihan pucuk pimpinan majlis itu, di sini hari ini.

Bagi jawatan Naib Presiden, Datuk A. Sani Karim kembali dipilih memegang jawatan selepas tempoh dua tahun melepaskannya apabila menerima 95 undi, diikuti tiga penyandang Datuk W.Y. Chin (89 undi), Datuk Zakaria Ahmad (79 undi) dan Datuk Roy Rajasingham (70 undi) manakala M. P. Haridas mendapat 59 undi.

Berikut senarai pemegang jawatan MOM bagi penggal 2009-2011:

Presiden: Tunku Imran Tuanku Ja’afar

Timbalan Presiden: Datuk Dr M. Jegathesan

Naib-naib Presiden:

1. Datuk A. Sani Karim

2. Datuk W. Y. Chin

3. Datuk Zakaria Ahmad

4. Datuk Roy Rajasingham

5. Low Beng Choo

Setiausaha Kehormat: Datuk Sieh Kok Chi

Penolong Setiausaha Kehormat (Lelaki): Ramlay Ibrahim

Penolong Setiausaha Kehormat (Wanita): Moira Tan Siew See

Bendahari Kehormat: Datuk Seri Kee Yong Wee

Penolong Bendahari Kehormat: Rosmanizam Abdullah

Kayveas anggap laporan sengaja untuk jatuhkannya

Sabtu Mei 30, 2009

KOTA BHARU: Senator Datuk M Kayveas mendakwa tindakan satu kumpulan anggota Parti Progresif Penduduk (PPP) yang membuat aduan mengenainya kepada Pendaftar Pertubuhan Jumaat, sebenarnya sengaja dibuat dengan tujuan untuk menjatuhkan beliau.

Katanya kes berkaitan beliau dan Majlis Peguam tiada kena-mengena dengan Pendaftar Pertubuhan (ROS).

Kumpulan itu dalam aduan mereka hari ini berkata Kayveas pernah didenda RM5,000 oleh Majlis Peguam pada 17 Mac 2005 kerana kesalahan mengikut Seksyen 10D Akta Penjawat Undang-Undang 1976, sekaligus menjadikan dia tidak layak memegang apa-apa jawatan dalam sesuatu pertubuhan berdaftar.

"Kes dengan Majlis Peguam dan denda RM5,000 itu masih belum dimuktamadkan lagi kerana saya sudah buat rayuan, dan mereka yang membuat laporan (aduan) ini tidak tahu apa kes ini sebenarnya, mereka hanya mengganggu parti," kata Kayveas kepada pemberita selepas merasmikan Konvensyen PPP Peringkat Negeri Kelantan di sini semalam.

Menurutnya beliau terpaksa menerima sahaja cubaan untuk menjatuhkannya yang dilakukan oleh pihak tertentu, yang pada pandangannya sedang mencuba untuk merampas kuasa.

"Saya terima sajalah apa yang mereka cuba nak buat, mungkin ada yang suka tengok saya macam ini dan mungkin juga saya tidak sepintar mana di dalam politik," katanya.

Kemelut PPP meruncing apabila Senator Datuk T.Murugiah, yang juga timbalan menteri di Jabatan Perdana Menteri, yang sebelum ini dipecat sebagai anggota Majlis Tertinggi parti, "dipilih" sebagai presiden baru parti itu menggantikan Kayveas pada satu mesyuarat tergempar yang dipersoalkan kesahihannya, di Putrajaya Ahad lepas.

Pada masa yang sama, Kayveas mempertahankan bahawa beliau masih presiden PPP yang sah, jawatan yang disandangnya sejak 1993, dan menyelar tindakan Murugiah mengadakan mesyuarat tergempar itu tanpa mendapatkan kelulusan Majlis Tertinggi parti.

Perkara itu kini disiasat Pendaftar Pertubuhan selepas Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak berkata beliau terlebih dahulu akan memeriksa status PPP dengan Pendaftar Pertubuhan sebelum menentukan sama ada beliau perlu menghadiri perasmian Mesyuarat Agung parti komponen Barisan Nasional itu nanti. BERNAMA

Malaysia's 40 Richest

Rank	Name	Info	Nett Worth (RM Mill)	Age
1	Robert Kuok	Onetime rice, sugar trader heads multinational Kuok Group. Biggest source of wealth is stake in Wilmar International, palm oil outfit run by his nephew. Other big holdings are Hong Kong real estate group Kerry Properties, hotel operator Shangri-La Asia. Has an interest in South China Morning Post publisher. With Filipino tycoon Eduardo Cojuangco Jr.'s San Miguel, plans to spend up to $1 billion to develop public land for farming to boost agricultural sector.	9,000	85
2	Ananda Krishnan	Runs Maxis Communications, Malaysia's largest cell phone service provider, with more than 10 million subscribers; took it private in June 2007 in $12 billion deal, then sold 25% to Saudi Telecom the same month. Last year sold Excel, the exhibition venue in London's Docklands, for reported $230 million and bought 20% stake in British regional newspaper chain Johnston Press, luckily a small holding, as stock has dropped more than 80% since as it struggles with debt. Modern art collector, has homes in Kuala Lumpur, London and south of France; has a son who is a monk living in the forest.	7,000	71
3	Lee Shin Cheng	Former plantation field supervisor heads ioi Group, one of world's leading operators of palm oil plantations, refineries. Took its IOI Properties private in April. IOI's stock has doubled since November but still down a third since last year amid falling commodity prices.	3,200	70
4	Lee Kim Hua	Widow of Lim Goh Tong, who transformed a jungle on outskirts of Kuala Lumpur into one of world's most successful casino resorts. Genting Group now run by her son Lim Kok Thay (No. 14) but inheritance held in trust to benefit Lee, her children and grandchildren.	2,500	80
5	Teh Hong Piow	Former bank clerk opened first bank in 1966. Now his Public Bank has 14,000 employees; branches throughout Malaysia, also in Cambodia, Laos, Sri Lanka, Hong Kong, China. Set up Public Islamic Bank as a subsidiary in November 2008. Donates to medical institutions and to the Malaysian Nature Society to fund planting of trees.	2,400	79
6	Quek Leng Chan	Heads conglomerate Hong Leong Group Malaysia, with interests in finance, entertainment, real estate. Bought 5% stake in Mokhzani Mahathir's (No. 16) Kencana Petroleum and 3% in Intercontinental Hotels Group last year. Family's GuocoLand is planning retail, residential, office projects in China. Inherited business from his father, one of 3 brothers to start a banking group in 1920s.	2,300	68
7	Yeoh Tiong Lay	Founded YTL Corp., one of Malaysia's largest conglomerates, run by son Francis.	1,800	79
8	Syed Mokhtar Al Bukhary	Former rice trader controls Malaysia Mining Corp. (MMC); has stakes in Malaysia's Johor Port, independent power producer Malakoff, natural gas distributor Gas Malaysia. Inking projects in Saudi Arabia, Jordan. Lost billionaire status earlier this year but back up top thanks to rebound of MMC stock. His Albukhary Foundation offers scholarships to students from poor countries to pursue college education in Malaysia.	1,100	57
9	Tiong Hiew King	Dubbed by some as Asia's Rupert Murdoch—his Chinese Media International has 5 newspapers, 30 magazines in Southeast Asia, Hong Kong, mainland China, Taiwan, North America. His Rimbunan Hijua, which means "forever green," has palm oil, timber assets. Big player in New Zealand, where he owns timber, property and fish farming companies; also in Papua New Guinea, where he has an English-language newspaper, hypermarkets and controversial logging operations.	1,000	74
10	Vincent Tan	Has run Berjaya, which means "success" in Malay, since 1984; interests in hotels, lotteries, real estate, finance. Operates 7-Eleven, Wendy's, Starbucks, Borders in Malaysia. Opened first Krispy Kreme store there in April. Also operates water and sewage treatment and sanitary landfills in Malaysia, Indonesia and China. Selling stake in moneylosing U.S. eatery Roadhouse Grill; setting up a school in China.	750	57
11	Azman Hashim	Longtime banking executive has been executive chairman of Amcorp since 1993. Malaysian financial services group. Opened Brunei operations in May. Chairman of the Malaysian Investment Banking Association. Loves scuba diving, painting and fast cars. A singer, has also recorded numerous albums.	470	69
12	William H.J Cheng	Runs the Lion Group, which has interests in plantations, steel, property. Though nicknamed "Steel King," biggest source of wealth is his indirect stake in Chinese retailer Parkson Retail, which he chairs. Also known as Cheng Heng Jem.	390	66
13	G.Gnanalingam	Former tobacco and advertising executive cofounded, heads Westports Malaysia, one of nation's biggest ports. Private company valuation up because of better information from outside analysts; expects volume to contract for first time since it started as a container business in 1996. Has stake in transit hub KL Sentral.	260	64
14	Lim Kok Thay	Son of late Lim Goh Tong, has run Genting since 2003. Building gaming resort on Singapore's Sentosa Island, slated to open in 2010. His Star Cruises is working with Filipino tycoon Andrew Tan's Alliance Global to develop resort complex in Manila Bay.	225	57
15	Anthony Fernandes	Perennially optimistic travel tycoon on move during recession. His AirAsia, region's largest budget airline, adding flights to Bali, Taipei; secured debt financing for 15 new planes. Stock down just 2% in past year. Its 2-year-old long-haul discount airline AirAsia X began flying from Kuala Lumpur to London in March; Richard Branson is an investor.	220	45
16	Mokhzani Mahathir	Son of former pm Mahathir Mohamad runs petroleum company Kencana; former chairman switched roles and was redesignated chief executive in September. Investors include Quek Leng Chan (No. 6). Recently became chairman of fiber optic cable outfit Opcom Holdings, replacing his brother, its founder, who was named deputy international trade and industry minister. Also Malaysian Grand Prix chief, authorized Porsche dealer.	215	48
17	Lee Oi Hian	Chief executive of Kuala Lumpur Kepong, involved in plantation, property, retail. Bought palm oil business, Ladang Perbadanan-Fima last year; disposed of stake in Barry Callebaut Malaysia. Its Crabtree & Evelyn brand being hit by economic downturn. Also chairs Malaysia Palm Oil Council, chemicals company Batu Kawan; serves as director of U.K. chemicals maker Yule Catto & Co. Plc.	210	58
18	Chan Fong Ann	Joined board of Lee Shin Cheng's palm oil group, IOI 1985; remains a nonexecutive director and one of its biggest individual shareholders with a nearly 3% stake.	209	78
19	Kamarudin Meranun	Deputy chief executive of AirAsia, which he cofounded with Anthony Fernandes (No. 15). Also close partner with Tony in several other businesses including AirAsia x, in which he owns a bigger stake; Tune Hotels, which has 5 locations and is opening 7 more; and Tune Money.	205	48
20	Chong Chook Yew	Columbia University grad has run family's Selangor Properties since 2000. Stock down just 5% in past year, buoyed by successful housing project in Claremont, Australia.	200	87
21	Chen Lip Keong	Founded NagaCorp in 1995, the year he obtained 70-year gaming license in Cambodia; eventually built country's largest gaming resort, NagaWorld. Listed in Hong Kong in 2006. Serves as economic advisor to Cambodia's prime minister. Controlling shareholder and president of Malaysia tourism company, Karambunai. Trained medical doctor, headed Composite Technology Research, aerospace outfit owned by Malaysian government, for 7 years.	195	61
22	Lee Swee Eng	Runs KNM Group, which provides services and equipment to oil and gas industry; stock dropped by more than half in past year. In September announced joint venture with France's Prosernat to form KPN Gas Technology. Fortune includes shares belonging to wife, Gan Siew Liat, head of human resources.	190	53
23	Jeffrey Cheah	Accountant started local tin mining outfit in 1974. Became Sunway Group, with interests in property, infrastructure, education, hotel and health care. Bulk of fortune held in property arm Sunway City, which is expanding in China and India.	185	64
24	Lim Wee Chai	With his wife, spent $180,000 in savings in 1991 to start a business trading rubber gloves. Later moved into manufacturing. Now his Top Glove is one of world's largest producers, with 850 customers in 180 countries; claims to have 24% global market share. Apparently benefiting from aging population, medical threats like swine flu. Shares up 12% in past year, more than 50% year-to-date; fortune down because of lower value of personal property.	180	51
25	Ahmayuddin Bin Ahmad	Board member of both transit hub KL Sentral and Westports, the port he cofounded with G. Gnanalingam (No. 13) and which counts Li Ka-shing's Hutchison Whampoa as an investor.	175	52
26	Lee Hau Hian	Son of late rubber baron Lee Loy Seng is managing director of Batu Kawan and board member of KLK, which brother Lee Oi Hian runs. Batu Kawan's stock has rebounded 30% since October low, but still down for past year.	174	55
27	Lau Cho Kun	Largest shareholder in tilemaker Malaysian Mosaics, bought out its stake in Hap Seng, with interests in plantations, property, credit finance. Hap Seng's auto division operates Mercedes-Benz dealerships that supply Samling Group, run by his son-in-law, with logging trucks & transportation vehicles. Has no position at either company.	165	73
28	Vinod Sekhar	Late father invented process to devulcanize used tires so they can be recycled. Vinod has been working to commercialize it. Timberland is first footwear manufacturer to incorporate Green Rubber, to be used in two of the company's fall 2009 collections. Reportedly being tested by several tire companies. Minor investors include Mel Gibson, Forbes family members and Bruce Willis, who sued last year for return of funds after company didn't go public but later settled. Valuation down because of market conditions and few exit strategies for small tech outfits.	150	41
29	Liew Kee Sin	Former banker joined real estate firm SP Setia in 1996 as a director and is now group's managing director. With partners, developing $620 million urban project in Vietnam.	140	50
30	Tiah Thee Kian	Cofounder of TA Enterprise, with property, financial interests. Owns Radisson in Sydney; announced purchase of the Westin Melbourne. Returned to board in 2007 after 5-year ban tied to conviction for reporting irregularities on Malaysia bourse. Wife Tan Kuay Fong filled as chairman during interim and remains chief executive.	135	61
31	Rozali Ismail	Got start in law, then Islamic banking. Now executive chairman of water treatment and distribution company Puncak Niaga. Initially rejected Selangor government's offer to buy out some of its water concessions but is still negotiating. Shareholder in TRIplc Bhd. and WWE Holdings; trading in both suspended because of profitability issues.	130	53
32	Lin Yun Ling	Managing director of infrastructure group Gamuda, which has investments in such places as Indochina, South Asia and the Middle East. Sold part of his stake last year.	115	54
33	Yaw Teck Seng	Founder of Samling Group, one of world's biggest forestry companies. Depressed plywood prices and lackluster housing demand have led to falling profits. Stock dropped nearly two-thirds in past year; down three-fourths since its public offering 2 years ago. Son Yaw Chee Ming, who runs the firm, is worth $85 million, just missing cut.	113	71
34	Goh Peng Ooi	Electronics engineer worked at IBM Malaysia for 9 years. In 1989 founded Silverlake Axis, which provides banking and financial services software to companies across the globe. Educated in Tokyo.	112	53
35	Eleena Azlan Shah	Trained as a lawyer in U.K. Set up her own firm in Malaysia in 1987. Her wealth comes from her being the largest individual shareholder in infrastructure firm Gamuda.	110	49
36	David Law Tien Seng	Cashed out his stake in Australian iron ore mining company Midwest when China's Sinosteel took company private in September. Apparently involved in philanthropy projects in Malaysia.	105	NA
37	Syed Mohd Yusof Tun Syed Nasir	Former chairman of Southern Bank, sold out in one of nation's biggest deals of 2006. Since then has bought shares in pipemaker YLI, which have since dropped. Has had better luck with investment bank K&N Kenanga, whose shares are up 63%. Partnering with Ong Beng Seng to develop first Four Seasons hotel in Kuala Lumpur.	100	61
38	Hamdan Mohamad	Australian-educated engineer controls infrastructure conglomerate Ranhill. Took its Ranhill Utilities private last year in a $290 million deal; recently sold nearly 5% of Ranhill to an undisclosed buyer. Avid polo player.	98	53
39	Tan Teong Hean	Chief executive director of Southern Bank for 23 years until it was bought out in 2006. Former MasterCard board member now chairs Singaporean smart card outfit Cassis International. Also chairman of Southern Capital Management and member of the Board of Trustees of the Malaysian Institute of Economic Research.	95	65
40	Kua Sian Kooi	Executive chairman of insurance firm Kurnia Asia, which claims to have 6,500 agents, 3.5 million policyholders in Malaysia. Leading provider of car insurance, looking to diversify. Stock up 50% since start of April.	90	56