Taib bolsters his party, Chinese ally discontented

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Compared to his Sabah counterpart Musa Aman who is said to be retaliating against undercurrents in his own party urging him to adhere to the chief executive post rotation system and step down as chief minister, Taib Mahmud seems to be fortifying his political position in Sarawak.

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