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Muda president Amira Aisya Abdul Aziz has questioned why the government is announcing a RM216 million allocation now, accusing authorities of using spending announcements strategically ahead of elections.
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MUDA has unveiled four candidates for the upcoming Johor state election, including party secretary-general Ainie Haziqah Shafii. Polling is scheduled for July 11.
MUDA has announced 26-year-old Rashifa Aljunied, head of the Puteri Wangsa service centre, as its candidate for the Puteri Wangsa seat in the forthcoming Johor state election. The move comes as incumbent Amira Aisya shifts focus to parliamentary politics.