Reversal of fortunes: Bersatu's rise to power

Lu Wei HoongPublished: Dec 26, 2018 7:34 AM | Updated: Dec 28, 2018 7:38 AM

SPECIAL REPORT | Just two years ago, Bersatu members who left their former party Umno, were struggling to find their footing.

They faced a stark new reality as part of the opposition. The then ruling party Umno had a penchant of pressuring Bersatu more than others opposition parties, as they were viewed as traitors...

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