Yet another Sabah opposition party

By Philip Golingai

Shafie speaking to the media at the Registrar of Societies office in Putrajaya on Thursday. Leiking is on the right.

THE dynamics of Sabah politics changed on Thursday.

On that day, former Umno vice-president Datuk Seri Mohd Shafie Apdal sought the Registrar of Societies’ approval to take over a Sabah-based political party.

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