Make good on promises, NGOs tell government


Fann: The unity government has achieved a sense of optimism that Malaysia can move away from fruitless politicking.

CUTTING the cost of living, stopping wastages, reforming institutions, and the list goes on.

That’s just naming a few of the promises the government needs to fulfil beyond its 100 days in office, say various non-governmental organisations.

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