GRS Under Pressure: Kitingan Calls for Reforms Amid Usno's Solo Threat
In a bid to address growing concerns, Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) deputy chief Jeffrey Kitingan has urged the coalition to reform its operations. This comes after Usno president Pandikar Amin Mulia expressed dissatisfaction with the current state of affairs, threatening to go solo if changes are not made. With the coalition's future hanging in the balance, Kitingan's call for reform highlights the need for GRS to reassess its strategy and improve its governance. As the political landscape in Sabah continues to evolve, the fate of GRS remains uncertain, with many speculating about the potential impact of Usno's decision on the state's political stability and the future of Malaysian politics. Key issues such as coalition management, political alliances, and party reform are expected to take center stage in the coming days. With the clock ticking, GRS must act swiftly to address the concerns of its component parties and ensure its survival in the competitive world of Sabah politics and Malaysian news.