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MUDA Goes In Solo, But At What Cost?

Hafidzi Razali, Associate Director, BowerGroupAsia | Amira Aisya, Deputy President, MUDA

27-Jun-23 18:00

MUDA Goes In Solo, But At What Cost?

MUDA has announced that its going to be contesting on its own in the state elections. In the announcement, its president Syed Saddiq pressed that the party will no longer be intimidated by fear-mongering that going solo would result in split votes. So first up, we revisited a conversation that Syed Saddiq had with our friends from the Morning Run team. Then, we heard from a political analyst about the implications of this decision. And lastly, to wrap it all up, we spoke to Amira Aisya, Deputy President of MUDA.

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Produced by: Kelly Anissa, Natasha Fusil

Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Sharaad Kuttan


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