THE government’s decision to allow teachers under the Education Ministry as well as staff of the Community Development Department (Kemas) to get involved in politics should be given the benefit of the doubt.
I believe that this decision will not affect the teaching profession, but can be considered as a step towards greater openness and maturity for our nation’s politics.
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