Malaysia is in dire need of a new, inclusive system


I BELIEVE that most concerned Malaysians will agree with the clarion call “to have another system” issued by Datuk Seri Nazir Razak in his talk at a meeting of Chevening Alumni recently. (Chevening is the British government’s global scholarship programme for future leaders.)

He has called for three major reforms: To referee political competition; to have a clear separation of business, government and politics; and to introduce electoral reforms.

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