KUALA LUMPUR - More than a week after taking power, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim made Malaysians wait an extra three hours before unveiling a Cabinet that featured three politicians who lost at the recent general election and a deputy premier facing dozens of graft charges.
He even took the coveted Finance Ministry for himself.
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