WHEN the opposition swept into power in Penang in the March 8 general election, no one was more surprised than DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng who led the election campaign.
Three days later, Lim, a qualified accountant from Malacca, was sworn in as Penang’s fourth Chief Minister.
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