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Cleaning up is part of the PM’s job, get over it

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By Nadilla Jamil, Jason Loh, Hazriq Iqmal, Rais Hussin
| Sinar Daily
By DR RAIS HUSSIN 15 Dec 2022 10:51am Certain quarters are calling out Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to “stop behaving like the opposition leader”, likely triggered by Anwar’s probing of the potential squandering of billions worth of funds, allegedly associated with the previous government.
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Equalize! Unite to end the inequalities holding back the end of AIDS

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By Jason Loh, Hazriq Iqmal, António Guterres, Patricia Ongpin
| Sinar Daily
By Patricia Ongpin 01 Dec 2022 08:32am The AIDS response is in danger. Inequalities are the reason why. UNAIDS new report “Dangerous Inequalities” shows that unequal access to rights, services, science and resources is holding back the end of AIDS. “Dangerous Inequalities” unpacks the impact on the AIDS response of gender inequalities, of inequalities faced by key populations, and of inequalities between children and adults.
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Education’s post-colonial legacies perpetuates divide and rule agenda

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By Jason Loh, Hazriq Iqmal
| Sinar Daily
By JASON LOH AND HAZRIQ IQMAL 13 Nov 2022 08:24am Education is an essential driver of economic growth, political stability, and social cohesion. According to Nelson Mandela, “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world”. It is a kind of “weapon” that is so strong which can either destroy or rebuild a nation.
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