<p>PUTRAJAYA - Higher Education Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin wants good policies under his ministry’s previous administration to continue to be implemented. Mohamed Khalid said at the same time, he would also be focussing on efforts to explore new initiatives that would take the higher education sector to greater heights. "The last time I was here was in 2013. Although people describe (my appointment) as ‘sireh pulang ke gagang’ (back to where one started), I feel that a l...</p>

PUTRAJAYA - Higher Education Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin wants good policies under his ministry’s previous administration to continue to be implemented.
Mohamed Khalid said at the same time, he would also be focussing on efforts to explore new initiatives that would take the higher education sector to greater heights.
"The last time I was here was in 2013. Although people describe (my appointment) as ‘sireh pulang ke gagang’ (back to where one started), I feel that a lot of things have changed and good policies will definitely be continued."I also realise that after the country was hit by COVID-19, the higher education sector has undergone changes dan faced new challenges.

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SHAH ALAM - Umno youth is in need of drastic changes.
According to the party's Youth exco member Noor Azleen Ambros he agreed with the suggestion made by vicee-president Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob, however there is a big question mark on what kind of changes can be implemented, "After all, we want to restore the trust among the Malays.
I don't think there is one right answer or thing to do.

‘Who can change Umno?’

SHAH ALAM - Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (Bersatu) information chief Datuk Wan Saiful Wan Jan believes there is a selective allegation in regard to the freezing of the party’s account by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC).
Wan Saiful, also the Gelugor MP, questioned if the investigation was fair and why other parties perceived as corrupt were not investigated.
"If we want to eliminate money politics, and that is our goal, all parties need to be investigated fairly.

MACC needs to investigate all parties, Wan Saiful says

SHAH ALAM - Unravelling the history of rivalry between Umno and the opposition parties of the past, especially DAP one would need to travel back in time.
It all started when Singapore joined Malaysia in 1963 and its former president  Lee Kuan Yew  was leading the People's Action Party (PAP) at the time.
When Singapore left Malaysia in 1965, DAP replaced PAP, and since then, the party has contested in every general election (GE) with what some have branded as a socialist ideology of politics.

Mohamed Khaled to explore new initiatives, take MOHE to greater heights