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Can Malaysian politics pivot?

By Philip Golingai
Once were candidates: Fadillah of Sarawak (left) and Sabah’s Shafie were once considered PM candidates but both eventually lost out to Anwar. — Filepics/The Star

KEDAH. Pahang. Johor. Kedah. Penang. Pahang. Kedah. Johor. Pahang. Penang.

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Borneo , identity Politics , race-driven , Malay Muslim , prime minister candidate
Philip Golingai

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