Whispers of change persist in Penang


PENANG’S caretaker chief minister looked a little flushed with excitement as he lowered his car window for a wefie with journalists on the day the Penang state assembly was dissolved.

Chow Kon Yeow will be 65 this year but has not lost his boyish looks in the dog-eat-dog world of politics.

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