When will they learn that English speaks volumes for all


The government’s dual language programme has been caught in a feud between opposing sides. It’s a strange argument between those who feel we should learn more and those who say we must learn less.

TAN Sri Adenan Satem had just been appointed the Chief Minister of Sarawak for two years when we visited him. When he walked into the room, he looked every inch a Western gentleman.

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