IT has been more than a month since the seismic events of the 14th General Election. While the new government is slowly getting into the rhythm of governing, the Opposition parties appear to still be in disarray.
As Umno is grappling with the vacuum left by its former president’s resignation, Sarawak BN has pulled out of the Barisan Nasional coalition and the other component parties – MCA, MIC and Gerakan – are still reeling from its devastating losses.
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