Young voters eager to have their voices heard


KUCHING: The implementation of Undi18 this week comes with mixed feelings of joy and relief to the group of Sarawakian youths who took the government to court over its delay.

They are now looking forward to voting in the next election after just missing out on the Dec 18 Sarawak state polls.

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