It must be ‘we’, not ‘me’


“THEY missed the point. Nasi sudah menjadi bubur (it is too late),” was the reply from Tan Sri Rafidah Aziz when asked about the Malaysian Invest-ment Development Authority’s (Mida) statement reacting to the closure of the Goodyear factory in Malaysia.

It seems that Malaysia’s longest-serving Trade and Industry minister has many questions on her mind about the Good-year closure. And Rafidah doesn’t mince her words about it in a recent Facebook post.

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