Women for zero corruption


  • Letters
  • Friday, 14 Jun 2019

IF the Prime Minister’s unilateral decision to appoint Latheefa Koya as the new chief commissioner of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) goes unchallenged, she will be the first woman leading the nation’s war against corruption.

This will also add to the list of women appointed to key leadership positions in the government’s bid to reform key institutions.

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