The past returns to bite current leaders

By Joceline Tan

Accusations of betrayal and unfulfilled promises of reforms have been flying fast and furious but, behind the scenes, efforts are being pursued to realise the pledges made.

THE Bersih march to Parliament was a sad sight.

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Bersih march , Anwar Ibrahim , Pakatan Harapan , Barisan Nasional , unity government , reforms , ringgit
Joceline Tan

Joceline Tan

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