Upholding worthy traditions


At a time of political uncertainty and potential instability, it is the Rulers who have enabled reforms to empower the institutions that represent the rakyat.

THE arrival of Ramadan as usual brings welcome respite from a calendar that, since the transition to Covid-19 endemicity, has been remarkably full. The last few weeks have seen meetings cramming the work week, travel commitments being fulfilled and overdue weddings being celebrated in full force.

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