Several weeks ago, Shafie Apdal's name was revealed as a potential option to be named as the prime minister candidate for Pakatan Harapan and its allies.
While the suggestion seems to have been shelved by the coalition, at least for now, Shafie (above) on Tuesday shared with a group of reporters his vision to see Malaysians living without the racism that is evidenced today, and he gave a glimpse of his plans for Malaysia's economy...
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