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Bread and butter issues trump institutional reforms for Malays, says study

ECONOMIC issues are more important for Malay-Muslims compared to institutional reforms, a survey by pollster Ilham Centre revealed.

“Malay-Muslims can accept reforms but it is not their main priority,” said the centre’s executive director Hisomuddin Bakar in an online press conference today. Effective July 2018, access to full reports will only be available with a subscription. Sign-up now and enjoy one week free access!

 

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Wait wait wait, are you saying actually race, religion and royalty are the least concerns of the Malays? WHAT? Then why are these bantered and drummed so loudly all the time? Wait, you mean livelihood is more important? Is this in handout or what?

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