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IT has been the longest two weeks of Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazali's life, and Saturday (July 9) could decide whether his political career will go forward or otherwise. The caretaker Johor Mentri Besar has to do better or, at least, match the 40-seats that Barisan Nasional won in 2022.
THE dust has yet to settle from the Johor election. The winners in Barisan Nasional are telling themselves that it is not a dream that they won bigger than expected.
The perceived electoral pact between Umno and PAS may see a confluence of the blue and green wave that could sweep the Malay-majority seats.
Among the most asked questions about the Negri Sembilan polls are who will win in the hot seats of Chennah and Linggi and, most curious of all, where is Nurul Izzah?
ANTHONY Loke's campaign in Chennah is on overdrive.
THERE was a rather sentimental mood at DAP's finale ceramah in downtown Seremban as supporters waved the torches on their phones in the air and sang along to a popular Chinese song, “Tomorrow will be better”.
The "big four" will decide whether DAP ministers and deputy ministers stay put in the government or relinquish their posts.
DATUK Seri Anwar Ibrahim was the most talked-about hospital patient in the country this week.
DAP's decision to stay put in the Cabinet was like a birthday present for the Prime Minister whose party is still hopeful that he will go on for a second term.
It can't be easy for the cikgu and his anak murid to go on like good friends while their parties are at war.
