Published
Politics distracts Malaysians from understanding and caring for one another, said PKR president Anwar Ibrahim.
He said issues of poverty, neglect and economic problems should be addressed.
He said issues of poverty, neglect and economic problems should be addressed.
- Category
- TV Saluran - TV Channel
Sign in or sign up to post comments.
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
00:53
Anwar: Too early for RCI on on poverty in Malaysia
-
28:28
Anwar Ibrahim: Keynote Address At The World Forum For Muslim Democrats
-
01:57
Amendments to Legal Profession Act to address bread and butter issues
-
08:36
Change narrative from race and religion to solving poverty in country, advises Anwar
-
04:30
Anwar: Policies to lure more FDI must not neglect any region or community in M’sia
-
01:30
Syed Saddiq: No need for National Service programme, address current problems instead
-
01:39
Mahathir: Anwar's letter caused problems
-
02:14
Anwar: Elevate poverty, rule of low has little meaning for empty stomachs
-
00:37
Wan Azizah: Budget 2018 doesn't address basic problems
-
01:33
Anwar was detained under ISA in fight against poverty, Saifuddin tells Sanusi
-
09:06
Anwar: Why is it taking so long to address rising prices of goods?
-
08:05
Rafizi: I have no problems with Anwar
-
12:41
#KiniNews: Anwar may address Zahid's DNAA in parliament; 'SG4 makes Dr M PN's de facto leader'
-
04:11
Army veterans urges Najib to address pension issues in Budget 2018
-
03:36
Anwar: Approach to addressing hardcore poverty covers all races
-
01:07
Govt to allocate RM800m to address water supply issues in Kelantan, Sabah
-
01:32
We will move on, there are no problems, says Anwar
-
05:21
Kamaruddin Jaafar: Major Issues We Are Facing Have Been Derived From Issues Related To Anwar Ibrahim
-
04:50
Rafizi: Eradicating hardcore poverty doesn't mean zero poverty
-
00:53
Address costly hotel quarantine for Umrah pilgrims, Anwar tells govt
-
01:22
Setiawangsa MP's key issues: Education, urban poverty and local council reform
-
00:58
Internal issues were due to communication problems, says Dominic Lau
Loading...