Stiff challenges ahead for Pakatan


THERE is little sense in grading a new government on its performance in its first 100 days in office especially if it has just replaced the world’s longest running coalition in power.

Pakatan Harapan itself had set the stage for this evaluation by pledging to fulfil 10 promises within 100 days in its election manifesto. The 100-days idea is a political fad that originated with the Franklin Roosevelt presidency in the United States.

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