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Down but not out: Guan Eng could still make a comeback, says analystJames Chin of the University of Tasmania says history has demonstrated the resilience of the Lim family in Malaysian politics ...
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YOURSAY | Guan Eng must revamp himselfGuan Eng may just re-emerge as a more likeable yet firm and principled politician and bounce back. This may be a blessing in ...
DAP’s internal leadership polls signal a potential turning point for the party, say analysts. They however add that the ...
With 40 MPs and 90 state assemblymen, the DAP is the largest party in the country's ruling coalition. Read more at ...
Former DAP assemblyman P Ramasamy said after Pakatan Harapan was toppled, Lim Guan Eng effectively lost both federal and ...
It was an exceptionally intense party election where incumbent chairman Lim Guan Eng’s faction was almost completely wiped out. Even Deputy Finance Minister Lim Hui Ying, his younger sister who holds ...
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DAP needs Guan Eng to be voice for minorities, says ex-MCA veepTi Lian Ker believes that Guan Eng should remain in DAP’s top leadership as the party needs a stronger “voice for the minorities”.
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Guan Eng urges DAP to close ranks after heated pollsKUALA LUMPUR, March 17 — DAP national advisor Lim Guan Eng has called on party members to unite behind secretary-general ...
Lim is known for being very vocal against corruption in Malay-majority Umno, with which his party is now trying to build ties.
SHAH ALAM, March 16 — DAP’s former national chairman, Lim Guan Eng, stayed tight-lipped on his feelings after narrowly ...
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