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Can UMNO change?

Adib Zalkapli, Senior Associate

24-May-18 08:35

Can UMNO change?

Earlier this week, UMNO acting president, Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said that his party’s supreme council has agreed to allow all positions in the party to be contested including that of the president, deputy and vice-presidents. The nomination for the party's branch, division and wings will take place from May 19 to June 10 while the nomination process for the UMNO supreme council will take place from June 1 to 13. Today we explore the internal dynamic of Malaysia's grand old party following its stunning losses at recently concluded the 14th General Elections.


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Categories:  Politics,  Law and Legal Matters,  Social Issues

Tags:  UMNO,  Post-GE14,  Ahmad Zahid Hamidi,  Hishammuddin Hussein,  Patronage System,  UMNO Supreme Council,  Khairy Jamaluddin,  KJ, 


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