Focus

Rasuah Busters launches #saysomethingnice campaign

NURUL HUDA HUSAIN
By NURUL HUDA HUSAIN
29 Aug 2023 05:29pm
The #saysomethingnice campaign starts from Merdeka Day on Aug 31 to Malaysia Day on September 16
The #saysomethingnice campaign starts from Merdeka Day on Aug 31 to Malaysia Day on September 16
A
A
A

SHAH ALAM - The Rasuah Busters #saysomethingnice campaign which will take place from Aug 31 until Sept 16 was launched at Kumpulan Karangkraf headquarters, here, today.

The launch ceremony was graced by the Rasuah Busters chief Datuk Hussamuddin Yaacub.

The #RasuahBusters team collaborated with Zubedy (M) Sdn Bhd Managing Director Anas Zubedy who has been promoting the campaign for more than a decade, this time in conjunction with Independence Month and Malaysia Day.

The campaign, which carried the theme of 'keeping up and moving forward', is also in collaboration with the Malaysian Animation Association (Animas).

Also present were the Animas president Amir Hamzah and the Yayasan Sinar Untuk Malaysia (#RasuahBusters) Chief Executive Officer Nurhayati Nordin.

Meanwhile, Anas, while speaking at the opening ceremony, hoped that the campaign implemented would receive the support of all parties.

He said the idea to introduce the campaign which has been started for more than 10 years was sparked so that the community could spread good words to foster unity among the people of multiple races in Malaysia.

"Looking at our theme, which is to be careful or not exaggerate when expressing that view, the purpose is none other than to maintain harmony," he said.

Related Articles:

rasuah busters
corruption
Anas Zubedy
#SaySomethingNice
More Like This
Fire and Rescue Department team during the search and rescue operation. Photo courtesy of Selangor Fire and Rescue Department
Fire and Rescue Department team during the search and rescue operation. Photo courtesy of Selangor Fire and Rescue Department
National Boy found drowned after falling into drain
His body was found four kilometres from where he fell.
PrinTEX provides printing services to students at public universities, private universities, polytechnics, Malaysian Community Colleges, and many more, while UNINET TECHNOLOGY Company began its operations in 2022. Inset: Lie Xin, Fikri Kamal.
PrinTEX provides printing services to students at public universities, private universities, polytechnics, Malaysian Community Colleges, and many more, while UNINET TECHNOLOGY Company began its operations in 2022. Inset: Lie Xin, Fikri Kamal.
National Students establish AI-based technology company to address printing needs
By NURUL NABILA AHMAD HALIMY
01 May 2024 09:00pm
AI technology has been beneficial to reduce a lot of manual work
Steven when speaking at the Labour Day 2024 Celebration at the Putrajaya International Convention Center (PICC), here on Wednesday.
Steven when speaking at the Labour Day 2024 Celebration at the Putrajaya International Convention Center (PICC), here on Wednesday.
National Kesuma to go all out on skills training
By KOUSALYA SELVAM
01 May 2024 08:05pm
Kesuma will work together in implementing high-value skills training for Malaysian workers.
Aiman said his interest in making tombstones started in his early days in primary school when he often watched and helped his father in their family workshop in Paya Jaras near Sungai Buloh. - Photo by Bernama
Aiman said his interest in making tombstones started in his early days in primary school when he often watched and helped his father in their family workshop in Paya Jaras near Sungai Buloh. - Photo by Bernama
National 'Man Kubur' with pride: Young man embraces unique career path in tombstone making
20-year-old continues family legacy making tombstones