Second generation Felda setlers’ groups say, however, that Pakatan needs to present more details.

Nearly 10 years after losing power, the opposition says it wants to capture the state first before deciding who will be menteri besar.

Opposition tells Taiping crowd leaders of disparate parties banded together to achieve one goal – removal of BN government.

Perak folk say quality of life lower now and business is down because of unpopular tax imposed in 2015.

PH chairman takes a jab at Salleh Said Keruak for having ‘super powers’.

Finance ministry using investors as smokescreen to hide it is shouldering the financial obligations of state investment fund, says PRK veep.

Opposition party may offer activist a safe seat – either in Batu or Petaling Jaya Selatan.

Second-generation settlers also seek change in leasehold land status, better plantation administration.

This is after Pekan Umno issued a thinly veiled threat against the former prime minister before his visit to Najib’s home ground.

State PH chairman slams Pekan Umno’s threat to pact’s PM designate as immature, says nation practises democracy.

Party officials say ‘wolves in sheep’s clothing’ looking to destabilise opposition ahead of GE14.

Money would have been better spent resolving problems at home, say second-generation settlers.

They say unresolved corruption scandals have led to Malaysia’s dismal performance in the Corruption Perception Index.

Group says younger settlers will use their influence to ‘counter’ votes of their parents’ generation.

Letters have already been sent to both the Commonwealth Secretariat and the United Nations.