Dark cloud must be dispelled


WE hesitated to comment on the performance of the current government since the May 9 general election as we believed this new coalition with few seasoned politicians deserved some space to do what they should do. However, when we see the same sort of nonsense that got the previous government rejected being repeated, we feel no reason to withhold counsel.

The current Finance Minister has been acquitted of all charges, as the Attorney-General’s Chamber (AGC) had decided to withdraw the case. Malaysians, from the Prime Minister to the people on the street, were “shocked” with this decision.

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