Malaysia was never built for people of one race or religion, or a small group of politicians, says Sabah Umno veteran Salleh Said Keruak. Instead, he said the country belongs to all Malaysians.
“Every community must feel that they have a place, a voice and a stake in the country’s future,” said Salleh, a former Sabah chief minister, in a Facebook posting on the eve of National Day and Sabah Day.
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