Najib: Let us all help bring back Utusan's glory days


PETALING JAYA: Datuk Seri Najib Razak has expressed his sympathy towards Utusan, the oldest Malay newspaper, which will cease publications on Wednesday (Aug 21), after a sustained period of financial uncertainty.

The former prime minister said although Umno had sold their stock interest in Utusan last February, the Malay daily "remained close to their hearts".

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