In A State of Reform

By Tung Wan Qing, Lim Li Lian

July 2012 FEATURE
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As much as decentralisation will undoubtedly weaken the power of the central authority, it brings advantages that will benefit the rakyat and the nation as a whole entity.There was a time when people used to worship authority. Tellingly, in those days, there was only one post office in town and people had to walk miles to connect with the outside world. Concentration of power was the main political strategy at that time.The 21st century, however, is all about efficiency, integration...

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Tung Wan Qing

Tung Wan Qing is the assistant editor for Genta Media Publications.

Lim Li Lian

is a business manager, restaurateur and part-time emcee.

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