The Kini Morning Brief provides key highlights from Malaysia, including upcoming leadership polls in DAP and PKR, the approval of an anti-graft rally by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, and the quashing of a proposed alcohol ban in Ipoh.
Good morning.Wishing our Chinese readers a happy new year! Huat ah!The Kini Morning Brief will be taking a short break, and will return with our next edition on Feb 3.In the meantime, here's what you should know today.Key Highlights DAP , PKR leadership polls soonAnti-graft rally gets PM's nodMinister quashes Ipoh booze 'ban' DAP , PKR leadership polls soonTwo key Pakatan Harapan parties - DAP and PKR - will be heading to the polls soon to decide their top leadership.
The protest went unincumbered after Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim gave his nod of approval on Friday, overturning opposition from Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution Ismail and police.Anwar, however, questioned what corruption cases occurred during his term as prime minister thus far.One notable scandal that has surfaced - and is currently under probe - is the Sabah corruption scandal that is rocking Anwar's key ally in the state, GRS.
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