Universities and rebuilding of M’sia


Real change cannot come only via the ballot box. Our columnist explains how private universities can be instrumental in shaping a better future for the country.

MANY Malaysians, including civil society, talk of change in this nation. People desire change for the better and for their children. However, the “mistake” here is to focus too much on bringing about change through the ballot box.

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