Drawing new blood into the MCA


  • Letters
  • Sunday, 21 Dec 2003

Although the MCA is not the only party within the Barisan Nasional that faces a dearth of young professionals, it realises it has to inject new blood to keep itself relevant, writes FOONG PEK YEE 

ONE pressing question that kept running through the young man’s head was what the MCA could do for the people. But the answer he got when he posed the question was not what he expected. 

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