Will MACC act? DREAM ON...

Hot on the heels of Global Witness' expose of Taib Mahmud and his relatives' clandestine financial operations that are aided by offshore transactions comes another one on top politicians having shares in offshore companies. DAP's Tony Pua explains what's right and wrong, stressing that the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) must act, particularly after the humiliating put-down by Taib on the possibility of him being probed by MACC.

Irony, thy name is Sabah - one of the richest states and among the poorest - PAS Sabah commissioner Muhd Aminuddin tells the sorry story of the cycle of poverty that the youth are trapped in after leaving villages for supposedly better prospects in towns. TV reports say all's well in Sabah, but he invites everyone to come and see for themselves how backward conditions are, with basic facilities such as electricity, water and roads sadly lacking.

Our Fokus 13 segment brings you Prof Emeritus Dr Khoo Kay Khim's views on election and democracy, Anwar Ibrahim's challenge to Najib Razak for a debate, Bersih 2.0 co-chair S Ambiga's announcement of the code of ethics of a caretaker government, and a vox pop on phantom voters.

Speaking of phantom voters, Anything But UMNO has set up a TAHAN (Team ABU Halang Asing Ngundi) squad to prevent legible and legal, but highly illegitimate non-citizen voters from voting on polling day. Tune in to find out what ABU's Haris Ibrahim has to say to all sides - BN, Pakatan, and both phantom and genuine voters.

Lastly, BN in Memoriam exposes the lie that Malays will lose political power if Pakatan were to win the elections.

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