Leaders must serve all and be people-oriented


Malaysia Day celebrations in Dataran Sibu last year. Sarawak is made up of many races and ethnicities, and politicians should be mindful of this. — Filepic

DO NOT resort to using arguments based on religious or ethnic grounds when fighting for political supremacy.

That is the message that must be conveyed to all political parties and aspirants in this run-up period to the 12th state elections in Sarawak.

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