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Reformasi birokrasi kunci keterjaminan makanan

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By Ahmad Ibrahim
| Utusan Malaysia
WALAUPUN pelbagai inisiatif dilaksanakan menerusi Dasar Agromakanan Negara (DAN) 2021-2030, namun sektor makanan negara masih berdepan beberapa cabaran pentadbiran yang menjejaskan kelancaran rantaian bekalan. Kelewatan meluluskan permit, pertindihan fungsi antara agensi, prosedur birokrasi yang rumit, kelemahan perkongsian data serta penyelarasan yang kurang berkesan antara kementerian dan agensi terus menjadi antara hambatan yang perlu ditangani.
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Why Malaysia needs a new lens on poverty

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By Ahmad Ibrahim
| Sinar Daily
The official numbers are not wrong, they are just incomplete. AHMAD IBRAHIM 28 Jul 2026 11:33am Photo for illustrative purposes only - Pixabay POVERTY still exists in Malaysia, albeit low. A paper by Wan Amirah Wan Usamah provides some understanding of the unresolved challenges. For decades, Malaysia has proudly pointed to its headline poverty rate - a figure that has steadily declined from over 49% in the 1970s to less than 6% today. On paper, it looks like a development miracle.
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Why engineering education must reinvent itself - or die

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By Ahmad Ibrahim
| Malaysiakini Verified
LETTER | The classical model of engineering education is facing its most disruptive moment since the Cold War. It needs to change. The world doesn’t need fewer engineers. It needs a fundamentally different kind of engineering capability, delivered at a speed and relevance that traditional universities are structurally unfit to provide. If universities pretend this is just another accreditation tweak, they won’t just lose relevance. They will become the buggy-whip makers of higher education.
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