The prime minister says one of the biggest achievements is seeing Malaysians are no longer burdened with corruption.
Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad during his interview on TV1 on Wednesday night.
“It’s not that we didn’t fulfil our promises but that we can’t fulfil our promises. This is because of certain reasons,” he said. He also rubbished predictions that his government will be a one-term administration because some were “so used” to what the former administration supposedly gave them, adding this was wrong.On coping with the rising cost of living, Mahathir said not all prices of goods have gone up since PH took control of Putrajaya. He said some liked to “pinpoint to these things” without being fair to PH.
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