“The decline in investments and job opportunities are a major concern to the people. Till today we have also yet to see any industrial blueprint from the state government,” Read More »

Penang Gerakan is disappointed that parcels of state land which belong to the people are being sold off one by one by the Lim Guan Eng-led state government to private developers for immediate monetary gains. Read More »

“My sources informed me that the production line is pulling out and I would like Lim to comment on that matter.” Read More »

Gerakan has been consistent against party-hopping and has in fact, made recommendation that when an elected representative resigns from his seat which he had won under his party’s ticket, the seat will automatically become vacant. Read More »

“Do not approve hill slope projects based on out-dated policies and guidelines, or according to one’s whims and fancies,” said Teh. Read More »

Penang Gerakan chief Dato’ Dr Teng Hock Nan and Penang Barisan Nasional chief Teng Chang Yeow have urged Penangites to give Penang Gerakan, a component party of the Barisan Nasional, seats in the Penang State Legislative Assembly and at the Dewan Rakyat, in order for the party to play a more effective role in serving the people. Read More »

Penang people do not want to live in crowded concrete jungle like Hong Kong. Penang people want to see the natural green of the hill and the beautiful beaches, Read More »

This is a response to the comment by Quo Vadis, Penang, published in The Star on 13-11-2009 titled Forum Failed to Unplug Buah Pala issues. The forum organised was titled Kampung Buah Pala Unplugged and not Unplugging Kampung Buah Pala which was quoted by Quo Vadis. In fact almost all the questions raised by Quo Vadis were explained and answered by the speakers during the forum. Read More »