PAS can name its PM candidate too, says Bersatu leader
Bersatu had named Muhyiddin Yassin, prompting PAS election director Sanusi Nor to caution against haste in making key decisions.
Bersatu had named Muhyiddin Yassin, prompting PAS election director Sanusi Nor to caution against haste in making key decisions.
However, an analyst warns that the open dissent seen at the weekend was only the beginning, and things would get more ugly and more brutal.
The Perikatan Nasional chairman says Sabah's parties would weigh their options until the last minute.
The Bersatu deputy president says the candidate will be a Sabahan, but the name will only be disclosed closer to the polls.
The PN chairman says projections showed the coalition could gain an extra 2% to 5% in support if it avoided multi-cornered contests and broadened its appeal to more communities.
Jaziri Alkaf Abdillah Suffian says a claim that the state-owned firm can undermine Petronas overlooks Sarawak’s intent in managing its own resources.
Selangor Bersatu deputy chief Rafiq Abdullah says checks with party leaders in his state as well as Melaka, Terengganu, and Kedah reveal no such directive.
Penang police chief Azizee Ismail tells all parties to wait for the deputy public prosecutor's office to decide on the case.
Its leader R Sri Sanjeevan accuses them of a ‘collective moral failure’ following Klang MP V Ganabatirau’s criticism of the agency.