
MACC Believes Muhyiddin’s Son-in-law Using Foreign Passport to Evade Probe, Assets Tracing Underway
MACC chief Azam Baki said Muhammad Adlan Berhan likely travels on a non-Malaysian passport as asset tracing continues abroad.

MACC chief Azam Baki said Muhammad Adlan Berhan likely travels on a non-Malaysian passport as asset tracing continues abroad.

Najib Razak’s lawyer argued that former 1MDB CEO Shahrol Azral benefited from his position secured through Jho Low’s recommendation.

MACC confirms fugitive Datuk Seri Muhammad Adlan Berhan must surrender at the nearest Malaysian mission after his passport revocation.

Najib Razak told the High Court he returned US$620mil of unused donation funds to the source with Bank Negara’s consent.

17Live director Karen Chen resigns after US sanctions her over alleged ties to Chen Zhi’s Cambodian scam network involving forced labour.

An MACC officer told the court Lim Guan Eng acted hastily and with personal interest in awarding the Penang tunnel project.

Brief: Retired soldier detained for allegedly accepting RM405,000 in bribes for selling PVATM assets below market value.

The MACC froze company and individual accounts worth RM70 million after raids on a tyre smuggling and document forgery syndicate.

Whale Hunting’s Tom Wright says Thai Deputy PM Thammanat Prompao is threatening to weaponize Interpol’s Red Notice system against journalists.

MACC’s Ops Grip freezes RM70mil in accounts, seizes 17,672 tyres, and investigates syndicate linked to RM350mil tax revenue loss.

MACC seizes over RM9 million in assets, orders detained enforcement officers to declare wealth in ‘counter setting’ corruption probe.

Nine more to be charged in MEX II probe; Abu Sahid, Yap face multimillion CBT, money laundering, and false claims.

Kinabatangan MP Bung Moktar Radin denies graft allegations involving a RM2.8mil payout linked to Felcra. Trial continues.

The Penang tunnel corruption trial intensifies as businessman G. Gnanaraja alleges bribery involving former chief minister Lim Guan Eng, impacting his political future.

Anwar Ibrahim emphasizes the need for transparency in Malaysia's procurement laws amid concerns over centralizing power in the finance minister.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stated that the Sabah mining scandal prosecutions are based on facts from the MACC.