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Education Minister Maszlee Malik said the Education ministry could incorporate the topic “anti-corruption” into the Civics subject, which will be reintroduced in primary and secondary schools by the middle of 2019.
He said it would be a compulsory subject and would be finalised by next year.
He said it would be a compulsory subject and would be finalised by next year.
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