Khazanah Performs, Parliament Possibly Delayed

Lim Wei Jiet, Member, Bar Council's constitutional law

03-Mar-20 07:15

Khazanah Performs, Parliament Possibly Delayed

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0:00 - Due to divestment gains and cost cutting, Khazanah Nasional reported record profit of RM7 billion in 2019 against a loss of RM6 billion in the previous year. The team also speculates if the board will be changed by Prime Minister Tun Muhyiddin Yassin

3:40 - They also speak to Lim Wei Jiet, a member of the Bar Council's constitutional law committee on what grounds the Prime Minister could postpone the next parliamentary sitting on 9 March.

Produced by: Roshan Kanesan, Sarah Iman

Presented by: Lyn Mak, Wong Shou Ning, Noelle Lim

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Tags: Khazanah, Malaysia Terbaru, PM8, Muhyiddin Yassin,

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