When single events change the course of politics

By Philip Golingai

Possible blips: (From left) Shafie and Kitingan facing court cases and Benedick quitting as minister could have a seismic effect on the upcoming Sabah polls. — Filepics/The StarPossible blips: (From left) Shafie and Kitingan facing court cases and Benedick quitting as minister could have a seismic effect on the upcoming Sabah polls. — Filepics/The Star

WHAT are the catalytic blips that have happened or could happen in the upcoming Sabah elections?

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