Fixing the Constitutional Lacuna May Be Easier Than We Think
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Zairil Khir Johari
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When Pakatan Rakyat took power in Penang in 2008, they inherited an underperforming Hindu Endowment Board (HEB) that was generating a mere RM3,000 a month in in...
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Going Back to Nature Comes Naturally
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