After 'Ola Bola', Rafidah hopes younger generation will do better


PETALING JAYA: Former cabinet minister Tan Sri Rafidah Aziz (pic) hopes that the younger generation will “turn out better than those before them in every aspect”.  

She noticed that young Malaysians have a sense of belonging to the country, especially in view of the recent screening of the Ola Bola movie.  

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