Tag: Mahathir Mohamad

Paving the way to reforms.

Dr Mahathir took a swipe at Tunku Ismail over claims that Putrajaya failed to consult the conference of rulers on a decision to accede to the Rome Statute.

Dr Mahathir today called on PH leaders to change their socialist way of thinking and cease their continued criticism of the capitalist system.

The government is to set up an RCI into alleged misconduct by certain judges.

The federal government has the right to respond to comments made by the Malay Rulers over its administration of the country, says Dr Mahathir.

Telling the media to be fair and accurate on the issue that has sparked uproar in the Chinese community, the prime minister says he never said no to UEC recognition.

Dr Mahathir says that the legal action mounted against the country’s former leaders for abuse of power and corruption was not motivated by a desire for revenge, but out of respect for the law.

Civil service had not become more efficient despite its size ballooning by 60%.

Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad told Datuk Zaid Ibrahim today to show evidence that he has billions after the latter said Pakatan Harapan’s decision makers were billionaires.

Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad has encouraged the rakyat to report any instances of corruption involving the Pakatan Harapan government.

Accusing taxi drivers of being “scammers and extortionists”, former information minister Zainuddin Maidin has called for the abolition of the taxi service.

The decision by Pakatan Harapan to backtrack several pledges in its election manifesto received the backing of a newly minted and influential lawmaker.

To dispel talk of a falling out between them, Dr Mahathir will campaign in the PD by-election on Monday for Anwar, who has since expressed his delight over the PM's announcement.

Dr Mahathir says insults don't faze him and he has thick skin when commenting on Azman Noor Adam's arrest for insulting him.

Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad says Umno leaders have met him.