#PRU13: 14 Wanita PKR Members Quit!
14 Wanita PKR members suddenly handed in their resignations. The group was led by the vice-chairman of Sabah's PKR Wanita wing. How would it affect Pakatan Rakyat's performance in the 13th General Elections (#PRU13)?
By Esther Chung — 08 Feb 2013, 11:53 AM — Updated about 11 years ago
24 Wanita PKR members want to leave too
"Tiada parti, tiada alasan dan tiada komen buat masa ini. Saya belum buat keputusan untuk sertai mana-mana parti. Kami akan umum apabila pilihan raya nanti," kata Wanita PKR Penampang.
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Sebanyak 24 anggota Wanita PKR cabang Penampang dekat sini hari ini mengisytiharkan keluar parti.
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“There is no reason for leaving,” vice-chairman of Wanita PKR Sabah said when contacted here. “We just want to take a rest for the time being.”
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The vice-chairman of Wanita PKR Sabah said that she and her colleagues had decided to quit the party as they felt that they needed to “take a rest”,
Masalah pembangkang di Sabah menjadi semakin parah dengan perletakkan jawatan 14 orang Wanita PKR, diketuai oleh Naib Ketua Wanita Negeri semalam.
Pakatan Rakyat's other problems in Sabah
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Anwar needs the Muslim and Kadazandusun votes if he wants to win Sabah and its 25 parliamentary seats.
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Politics in Sabah
In Sabah and Sarawak, the church is the “third force” in its politics with its strong network throughout the states.
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Sabah Barisan Nasional seems confident of retaining the state albeit having more opposition faces in the state assembly and losing some parliamentary seats.
5:3:2 ratio was a formula practiced by convention whereby 5 ministerial posts allocated to muslim bumiputera, 3 posts to non-muslim bumiputera while 2 posts are for the Chinese representatives.
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