Returning ministers have work cut out for them


Continuing where he left off: Dr Dzulkefly speaking to the press outside the National Palace yesterday. — IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star

PUTRAJAYA: For one minister, his return will allow him to continue with unfinished health reforms.

For another, it will mean thinking outside the box when it comes to managing the country’s important commodity sector.

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