Fighting corruption while upholding the rule of law


  • Letters
  • Friday, 09 Apr 2021

THE bust of the “project cartel” syndicate behind the RM3.8bil worth of government tenders by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) days ago, hopefully, will slowly but surely eliminate graft practices and other forms of irregularities, abuse of power and mismanagement within the public service which has long been tainted by the acts of some bad hats and unscrupulous quarters.

MACC, hopefully, will continue intensifying its sting operations to detect hanky-panky and other “negative” goings-on to ease the civil service as well as the private sector of this “disease”, which has become severely cancerous based on the high number of cases and arrests.

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