PBB calls the shots


IN about a decade of being a reporter in Sarawak, I have only seen big media turnouts at PBB supreme council meetings. There is no other political party in this state that can attract more attention.

At PBB’s most recent supreme council meeting on Sunday, I saw reporters and photographers from every newspaper, television and radio station, plus more than a few from the online news portals.

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