INTERVIEW | All eyes are on Amanah ahead of the party elections end of this month, especially on the president's post held by founder Mohamad Sabu.

For some time now, there have been expectations for the party to display a new leadership line-up, especially for the post of president and deputy president, which was left vacant after the passing of incumbent Salahuddin Ayub in July.

Amanah co-founder-cum-vice president Mujahid Yusof Rawa shared his aspirations for Amanah, and the challenges faced by the party ahead of the looming party polls.

Firstly, Mujahid said he agrees with Mohamad, who's better known as Mat Sabu, that the presidential post is best left to the delegates in the party polls, as well as the 27 leadership committee members who would be selected then.

"My stance is similar to the president. I cannot stem the excitement of Amanah members wanting to see a new leadership line-up.

"It is up to the members to make the best choice on who they would like to see hold the positions. Later, among the 27 members chosen for the committee, negotiations can be done to see...