
Najib admits now the RM42 million CREDITED in his account is NOT from Saudi Arabia
Ex-PM Najib Razak admitted in court that RM42 million in his accounts is unrelated to a Saudi donation, acknowledging prior misinformation.

Ex-PM Najib Razak admitted in court that RM42 million in his accounts is unrelated to a Saudi donation, acknowledging prior misinformation.

MACC raids East Coast residence linked to former Army chief’s second wife, seizing RM2.2 million in Rolex watches and jewellery.

The MACC's investigation into corruption in Malaysian Army procurement reveals a broader network involving senior officers and serious irregularities.

Sabri Zali to sue Chegubard and others for defamatory corruption allegations, files police report amid social media spread.

Judge Sequerah convicts Najib on second abuse of power count over power plant acquisitions requiring his pivotal approval.

Judge Sequerah finds 1MDB's PetroSaudi investment unlawful, funds diverted to Jho Low's company; Najib held ultimate control.

A former Malaysian minister is under investigation by MACC for alleged embezzlement involving government land transfers to a developer.

Najib Razak's lawyer insists on immediate house arrest if High Court validates royal addendum next Monday.

MACC escalates investigation into international law firm and ex-1MDB executive Casey Tang for alleged US$1bil fund diversion.

Police question family over claims MACC officer pointed gun at businessman Albert Tei during Nov 28 raid.

The Coin Laundry investigation by ICIJ Exposes A Global Scam

Albert Tei’s corruption trial for allegedly bribing two ex-assemblymen RM350,000 over mining licences set for April 2026.

MACC seeks Adam Radlan in MEX II probe after earlier Jana Wibawa acquittal; Immigration aid requested to verify if he is abroad.

Deputy public prosecutor Ahmad Akram Gharib told the High Court Najib Razak was the orchestrator of 1MDB crimes, not a victim.

Prosecutors rejected Najib Razak’s claim of receiving RM2 billion from Saudi Arabia, calling the donation letters unauthenticated and fabricated.

The High Court was told that Datuk Seri Najib Razak was the main beneficiary of RM2.28bil misappropriated from 1MDB.