'Orang kita': Grounded and open


No more legacy politics?: Malay youths in the Malay heartland are more politically savvy and this could influence future elections, says study. — ZULAZHAR SHEBLEE / The Star

AHMAD KHUZAIRI, a 32-year-old car salesman from Kuala Lumpur, has been vocal about the country’s politics since the 2020 government change and the pandemic’s aftermath.

As the ringgit fell amidst series of political infighting, he began to question politicians’ sincerity.

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