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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has confirmed the full Royal Commission of Inquiry report into Tabung Haji's management has been released without any censorship or amendments, emphasizing the government's commitment to transparency and accountability.
Communications Minister Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil has called for the government to publicly release the final Royal Commission of Inquiry report on Tabung Haji, citing principles of transparency and fairness that would allow depositors and the public to understand the inquiry's findings.
A Kathmandu court has sentenced two former Nepali government ministers to prison for their roles in a scheme that falsified refugee documents. The convictions reflect the new government's anti-corruption focus.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has frozen 14 bank accounts totalling RM1.1 million linked to an immigration corruption investigation, including five corporate and nine personal accounts.
Former finance minister Tengku Zafrul has testified in the High Court that minutes circulated by then-prime minister Muhyiddin Yassin represented operational instructions to proceed, distinguishing them from formal policy approvals for major undertakings.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has disclosed that the federal government now carries nearly RM1 billion in annual debt obligations inherited from Felda, stemming from decades of administrative mishandling and poor governance decisions.
Parliament's July sitting will examine proposed changes to SUHAKAM's funding model, investigate the widening gap between official inflation and household costs, and review educational priorities in science and technology fields.
Malaysia's wildlife authority will establish a task force to review and strengthen procedures governing elephant processions after public backlash over an event in Kelantan, with support from anti-corruption and integrity units.
A Kedah state executive councillor will be charged tomorrow in connection with allegations surrounding university admissions. He has pledged to maintain his defence and continue speaking until the truth emerges.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called on Johor's executive council to scrutinise claims that the state received inadequate federal revenue allocations under the previous Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional governments.
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Malaysia's Natural Resources Ministry has committed to full cooperation with anti-corruption authorities investigating the transfer of three elephants from Taiping Zoo to Japan, amid allegations of procedural breaches and undisclosed payments.
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A High Court in Kuala Lumpur has rescheduled the corruption appeal of a former Youth and Sports Ministry finance official to September, following a defence application being filed in the case.
Malaysia's Attorney-General's Chambers has defended its use of compound settlements and charge withdrawals in corruption cases, emphasizing statutory controls and rigorous oversight rather than automatic leniency for the accused.
Malaysia's High Court has ruled that the prime minister cannot be compelled to testify in a RM30 million lawsuit, determining he is not a material witness to the case.
Former Natural Resources minister Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad has categorically rejected accusations linking him to improper financial arrangements in the controversial transfer of three Malaysian elephants to a Japanese zoological facility.
A Kedah parliamentarian has escalated tensions with Malaysia's higher education ministry by threatening court action over claims of 'backdoor' practices, refusing to withdraw the allegations.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has launched an examination of structural and procedural deficiencies within the Daya Kerjaya 2.0 employment incentive initiative, amid an ongoing probe into alleged fraudulent claims worth RM9 million.