DAP delegates to decide whether to leave unity government
Malaysia's Democratic Action Party will hold a congress on Aug 16 where more than 4,000 delegates will vote on whether the party's five full cabinet ministers and six deputy ministers should resign from the unity government. The meeting follows heavy setbacks in recent state elections, including a complete loss in all eight Sabah seats contested in November 2025 and defeats in Johor and Negeri Sembilan, which have left members disillusioned over promised reforms. Party leaders say they would still give parliamentary support if ministers resign, but analysts warn a withdrawal could have vast implications and might prompt a snap general election.
Over 4,000 DAP delegates will vote on Aug 16
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The party suffered major losses in recent state elections, including a Sabah wipeout in November 2025. Over 4,000 delegates will meet on Aug 16 to vote on ministerial resignations. If ministers step down, analysts say this could lead to a…
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