The Star
  • 5 years ago
PKR adviser Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said the private jet he and his family used for travelling to Johor recently belongs to the Sultan of Johor. At a gathering in Penang on Friday night, he also joked role reversal between him and his wife.

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