Published
Tourism and Culture Minister Mohamed Nazri Abdul Aziz has speculated that no television station would broadcast his debate with Dr Mahathir Mohamad live because the latter had no official role in the opposition.
Nazri said that the debate, which will take place in Kuala Kangsar next Saturday, was between two individuals and will not be a government-versus-opposition affair.
Nazri said that the debate, which will take place in Kuala Kangsar next Saturday, was between two individuals and will not be a government-versus-opposition affair.
- Category
- TV Saluran - TV Channel
Sign in or sign up to post comments.
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
03:21
Dr Mahathir: Some in the gov't still holding on to opposition mindset
-
00:45
Dr Mahathir defends pol-sec over role in Isa Samad’s bribery case
-
00:32
Mahathir: I'm very excited to debate with Nazri
-
01:25
Jomo: I urged Mahathir to take on role of elder statesperson, step away from politics
-
14:49
Nazri and Khairy hit out at Najib’s adviser role in Barisan
-
01:49
Nazri: Mahathir taught me how to be rude
-
01:13
Dr Mahathir won't sack AG, wishes he can axe opposition MPs
-
02:12
MP: Why stop Nazri from debating with Mahathir?
-
01:08
Dr Mahathir: The opposition will need to declare their assets too
-
01:56
Najib 'accepts' role as opposition MP
-
01:58
Dr Mahathir thanks the opposition for keeping their promise
-
01:39
Nazri: Give the deputy speaker post to the opposition
-
01:09
Dr Mahathir and Nazri debate may not go on
-
03:10
Nazri: It hurts bad to attack Mahathir
-
04:42
Dr Mahathir: My role models are…
-
01:33
Nazri: Charge Mahathir under Sedition Act
-
01:09
Dr Mahathir: Johor Sultan has no role in MB appointment
-
03:59
Nurul forgives and welcomes Dr Mahathir for his role to reform Malaysia
-
02:15
[08/08/19] Japan should be a role model to the world, says Dr Mahathir
-
15:43
PM touts ‘M'sian Family’ in inaugural speech, offers opposition role to fight Covid-19
-
02:12
Mahathir is mad, says Nazri
-
01:01
Mahathir: Muhyiddin 'most likely' PM if opposition wins
Loading...