POLITICS and social activism has been a big part of Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad’s life, since his university days in Britain when he was a student leader.
“I was always campaigning with friends for a political cause then. I was a student leader and seen as a critic,” says the newly-appointed Health Minister.
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