Politics: Warisan to spread its wings to Peninsular Malaysia


Shafie giving speech during a youth gathering in Kota Kinabalu in 2020.

WITH the defection of three assemblymen and an MP, the Sabah-based Parti Warisan is seen to be losing ground in its home base. But with its move to enter national politics, the party might be gaining ground in Peninsular Malaysia.

On Friday (Dec 17), the party, with eight MPs and 19 assemblymen, will officially spread its wings to Peninsular Malaysia.

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