COMMENT | At 20 months, the Madani government is now a third of the way into a five-year term. This timing offers an opportunity to reflect on Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s governance so far.

This piece focuses on what have been deliverables to date, to be followed by another piece looking at deficits.

While some may quip that there have not been any deliverables, especially from the perspective of ordinary citizens on the ground facing persistent economic challenges and those focused on Malaysia’s needed reforms, it is both unfair and incorrect to fail to acknowledge that Anwar’s government is not garnering results.