While the new government and the ministers’ performance in the first 100 days have been and will be continually assessed — by the public, by professional bodies, by the private sector and just about everybody — what do the ministers think of their own performances thus far?
More than three months in, what has the government done right so far? What has it missed? More importantly, how should it move forward?
Since the dramatic victory on May 9, expectations have been running high, and in response, there has been a flurry of announcements from the new government to show its seriousness in fulfilling its pledges.
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.
'What's more regrettable, is that it is estimated that more than 1,000 workers comprise of Malaysians and Bentong natives themselves.'
Market sources have said that it is widely perceived that Khazanah would plan to sell its stake in the JV at some point.
'We hear youngsters screaming and blasting techno music, partying all night long at homestay units here.'
During the 40-minute meeting, Yeung Kwok Keung had sought the PM’s advice on future investment opportunities and issues related with foreign investment.
Tambun Indah has maintained its RM150 million sales target for FY18.
The ongoing negotiations centre around the sales of a 60% stake in M+S Pte Ltd and a 50% stake in Pulau Indah Ventures Sdn Bhd, both companies in which Temasek is a partner.
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