Nazri Aziz – the defective law minister

Taxi drivers, just like politicians, are a law unto themselves. There are also allegations that the taxi companies are controlled by corrupt politicians.

Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Mohamed Nazri Aziz said that the government was serious in fighting corruption and announced the latest Malaysia Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) initiative whereby taxi drivers would become mini-ambassadors and informers on behalf of the MACC.

He added that if the information the cabbies supplied was successful in securing arrests and convictions, they could also be rewarded for their efforts.

Nazri said: “The government is committed to battling corruption through its transformation plan by establishing a National Key Results Area for corruption and reducing corruption via increased enforcement and prevention, while improving the people’s perception of the government’s and public services’ integrity.”

Ex-Umno minister implies elections not fair

Abdul Kadir Sheikh Fadzir is the latest to break ranks, and makes several startling remarks about the elections in Malaysia.

KUALA LUMPUR: In an unprecedented move, a former Umno minister implicitly stated that the electoral process here is not free and fair, and that Bersih 2.0′s demands are fundamental.

Abdul Kadir Sheikh Fadzir’s bold remark was in stark contradiction with that of Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak’s statement this morning that Barisan Nasional never cheated in the polls.