KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 27 — In a year that saw the Covid-19 pandemic worsen, the nation was not spared from continuous political tussles and yet another change of government.
Prior to this, she was constantly criticised by Pakatan Harapan MPs and former ministers for failing to carry out her duty as a minister and speaking up for the people, as well as the delay in the tabling of the Sexual Harassment Bill that has been put on hold for more than a year now. According to organisers, the problem started when the Health Ministry implemented a system in 2016 that offered junior doctors contractual positions after finishing their housemanships — as opposed to full-time positions offered to their predecessors.
The Cabinet also agreed to extend the contractual appointment to a maximum of four years for medical officers and dental officers who are pursuing specialisation studies during the contract period of the first two years. Ain Husniza Saiful Nizam poses for a picture during an interview with Malay Mail in Puncak Alam April 30, 2021. — Picture by Yusof Mat Isa
In May, it was reported that the then-unnamed teacher was transferred to the Selangor Education Department pending a police investigation. Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin waves at members of the media as he arrives at his residence in Bukit Damansara after an audience with the Yang di-Pertuan Agong August 16, 2021. — Picture by Ahmad Zamzahuri
Sanusi made headlines in August, when he poked fun at the increasing number of Covid-19 deaths in the state with an inconsiderate remark. Most recently, Muhammad Sanusi announced that Kedah would ban all 4D lottery shops in the state by not renewing the business licences issued by local councils in a bid to stamp out social ills.
However, he is no stranger to the government and has held seven Cabinet positions from 2008 to 2018. Former Attorney-General Tan Sri Tommy Thomas was brought back into the limelight after his memoir was published. — Picture by Yusof Mat Isa Thomas has since claimed that the suit filed by Najib against him and the government for power abuse was politically motivated.Sometime in July, non-governmental organisation, Refuge For The Refugees director, Heidy Quah, was questioned by police on June 5 for posting about alleged mistreatment of refugees at the Immigration detention centres on her Facebook page.
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