Sarawak boss due to 'retire', but keeps clout

comments     Niluksi Koswanage, Reuters     Published     Updated

The chief minister of Sarawak is expected to announce his resignation today, after 33 years in charge of the resource-rich state that has been key to keeping the national coalition in power but marred by corruption allegations and deforestation.

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