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Ex-finance minister says that an unelected 'all-Malay government' does not bode well for the future.



He also shares his thoughts on the PN government, among others, noting the racial imbalance.


Voters have already given present gov't mandate, priority now should be to restore public confidence in it, he says.

Global factors may hinder Malaysia's economic development, says Daim Zainuddin.

He also urges authorities to focus on agriculture to move the nation forward and achieve a sustainable future.

He indicates there is a property overhang valued at approximately RM20 billion.

The CEP chairperson reportedly said yesterday that there's 'no future for palm oil, but coconuts is a possibility'.

The farmers have to talk to various government agencies and ministries to help them solve many problems, Daim says.

He says Mahathir and Anwar should be allowed to resolve the matter themselves.

The former finance minister echoes Anwar's call for a needs-based approach to helping the poor.

COMMENT | Corporate observers say there is no major gov't project which escapes the scrutiny of Daim, and hence Mahathir.

According to Mahathir, the government is clueless but the police chief says the fugitive is on an island.

Ex-minister receives scroll from Universiti Malaya today, after beginning his PhD over a decade ago.

Daim, the country’s former finance minister, also led renegotiation on the East Coast Rail Link project with the Chinese government.

COMMENT | Careful consideration needed so that Khazanah can maximise prices by considering timing and be above board.


He says the race-based New Economic Policy was abused by those who were not deserving of assistance.


