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Deputy Prime Minister Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail said today she will keep her position as Pakatan Harapan president although she will not be defending her post as PKR president in the coming party elections.
She said she would continue as Harapan president without any position in PKR as she still has a role to play in the ruling coalition.
She said she would continue as Harapan president without any position in PKR as she still has a role to play in the ruling coalition.
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