When noise meets silence


Wider appeal: Rafizi has a lot of followers and fans because of his propensity for exposs, including the latest Amanah case.

WILL the Pakatan Harapan government propose the appointment of three Deputy Prime Ministers so that Sabah and Sarawak can get a chance to contribute to the government?”

It was a question from the floor at Hakka Hall in Kota Kinabalu. It was directed at PKR vice-president Rafizi Ramli, who together with his Team Reformasi 20 Years, was in the Sabah capital last week to campaign for the party polls.

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