Reforms are not easy but they cannot be avoided


OUR Prime Minister recently announced the 10-point programme of his Perikatan Nasional government, stating that it represents a strong agenda to address the needs of the rakyat, particularly the poor and disadvantaged who need help.

He explained that the programme is not an election manifesto like what Pakatan Harapan had because his government was born out of the political crisis in the previous government and not through an election. Nevertheless, the PM pledged to do his duty as a Muslim and as the country’s leader to serve the people to the best of his ability.

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