Putting the heat on wrongdoers


Hand in hand: Dzulkifli shaking hands with some of his officers after having taken up office as MACC chief commissioner for 100 days. He pledged to bring an end to corruption with the help of the people.

The Anti-Corruption Revolution Movement (Gerah) wants to stress to the public that they must say ‘no’ to corruption or feel the heat. In fact, corruption must be public enemy number one, says Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission chief Datuk Dzulkifli Ahmad. Below is a Q&A with him ahead of the launch of Gerah tomorrow. 

Q: Can Datuk explain more on Gerah and why it is mooted?

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