Abim hopes to find its footing


  • Letters
  • Sunday, 02 Oct 2005

Abim has slipped from its perch as the most influential Islamic pressure group in the political landscape. Can the revamp in their top leadership last month arrest the slide? JOCELINE TAN reports. 

YUSRI Mohamad is soft-spoken and somewhat bashful in demeanour. But he has a smooth, open face and smiles easily. 

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