PKR will be heading into its most closely watched elections at the party congress on the 24th May. Anwar Ibrahim is widely expected to retain his presidency unchallenged, but this will be his final term—as the party constitution caps the president’s tenure at three terms. That makes the race for the number two post all the more significant—it could determine who succeeds Anwar as the leader of PKR, and potentially be the next prime ministerial contender. Who might lead PKR after Anwar—and what kind of party will it become? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks with Dr Azmi Hassan, Fellow at the National Council of Professors.
