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What's Next For MUDA?

Amira Aisya, acting president, MUDA

10-Nov-23 18:00

What's Next For MUDA?

MUDA President Syed Saddiq temporarily steps down as party leader after he was found guilty of corruption. We speak to MUDA acting president, Amira Aisya on the concerns of party members and what they plan to do moving forward and then political analyst, Dr Syaza Shukri discusses how the conviction will impact public perception. We also ask listeners if the verdict changed their feelings about the possibility for political change in Malaysia.

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Produced by: Wan Eizzul Islam, Sharaad Kuttan

Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Sharaad Kuttan


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Categories:  politicsLaw/Activism

Tags:  cbtcrimecorruptionsyed saddiqmoney launderinglawcourtmuda





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