Ambrin out of retirement to head panel on governance


PETALING JAYA: Just over a year after he retired as Auditor-General, Tan Sri Ambrin Buang (pic) is back in the fray – this time as chair of a special committee to investigate governance in ministries and agencies.

Ambrin, 68, is the latest addition to the ranks of former high-ranking officials roped in by Tun Dr Maha­thir Mohamad’s Pakatan Harapan administration to address the previous administration’s wrongdoings and improve governance.

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