Hard for Sarawak PKR to get out of rut, say analysts 


Desmond Davidson

Analysts believe that the change in the country’s political landscape and PKR president Anwar Ibrahim being the prime minister will not do much to revive the fortunes of Sarawak PKR. – EPA pic, December 14, 2022.

THE change in the country’s political landscape and the fact that PKR president Anwar Ibrahim is the prime minister will not do much to revive the political fortunes of Sarawak PKR, analysts said. 

Analysts do not believe Sarawak PKR will emerge anytime soon from the political rut they have been in for the last two years to become a force to be reckoned with in future elections. 


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