EVENING 5: IDEAS: Govt’s plan could hurt housing market

The Edge TV 2019-01-11

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A think tank says Putrajaya’s plan to build one million affordable homes could hurt taxpayers. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs could be returning at least US$2.7 mil to Malaysia, and cops raid HRDF over malpractices.
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