Au Foong Yee

Malaysia’s coming 61st National Day promises to be like no other. No splurge on pomp and pageantry is on the cards — syabas. Coincidentally, August 2018 marks the completion of Pakatan Harapan’s first 100 days in government.

Don’t expect debate on the so-called ‘report card’ of the government’s performance to go off the air soon, not when the new Malaysia encapsulates freedom of speech and transparency. Like any other country, Malaysia is a work-in-progress.

Indeed, progress is the way forward.

The reality is, that while it is of paramount importance to keep the fires burning for change, or for the better, being unrealistic and impatient is of no help.

In this week’s issue, EdgeProp.my compiles a report card on Pakatan Harapan’s very early and short quarter towards solving Malaysians’ housing woes.

It is not perfect, far from it. But it is a good start, no doubt.

Ultimately, it is all about stamping out corruption, the upkeep of good values, and a sincerity to serve. The days ahead will demand for grit, determination, and hard work from the Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad-led Pakatan Harapan.

An unwavering political will to put right the wrongs, alongside the government’s constant and continued engagement with all stakeholders will, most certainly, endear Malaysians to “Sayangi Malaysiaku”.

Have a Happy National Day, while you enjoy reading this special edition.

This story first appeared in the EdgeProp.my pullout on Aug 24, 2018. Download EdgeProp.my pullout here for free.

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