Project Manager Granted MACC Bail in RM38,000 Bribery Inquiry
A project manager under investigation for allegedly offering RM38,000 in bribes has been released on Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission bail in Kota Baru, according to authorities.
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MACC detains five as agencies intensify Tabung Haji probe
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has detained five individuals as authorities accelerate investigations into Lembaga Tabung Haji following the release of a critical Royal Commission of Inquiry report into alleged management failures.
MACC-Customs Anti-Smuggling Task Force Remains in Planning Phase, Department Confirms
Officials say discussions continue on forming a joint MACC-Customs anti-smuggling task force, reflecting ongoing efforts to strengthen enforcement against illicit trade and corruption in Malaysian ports.
MACC pushes for robust whistleblower safeguards to elevate Malaysia's anti-corruption drive
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog is pressing senior government officials to strengthen protections for whistleblowers, viewing enhanced safeguards as critical to improving the nation's international corruption perception ratings.
Malaysia's Anti-Corruption Drive Hinges on Stronger Whistleblower Protections, MACC Tells Senior Officials
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog is pressing government ministry leaders to implement robust safeguards for whistleblowers, positioning the measure as critical to achieving higher international rankings in transparency indices.
MACC Completes Four-Day Statement Recording from Ex-CFO in Tabung Haji Inquiry
The MACC has finished recording a four-day statement from a former CFO of a statutory body-owned company as part of its investigation into the Tabung Haji Royal Commission report, focusing on alleged abuse of power in a RM370 million plantation share transaction.
Ismail Sabri Resolute in Facing MACC Charges Despite Recent Health Battle
Former prime minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob says he remains focused on clearing his name despite a recent health setback as he prepares to face Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission charges later this month.
Former PM Ismail Sabri to Face Charges Over Asset Declaration
Former prime minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob is set to be charged under the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Act at Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court tomorrow in connection with asset declaration matters.
Over 100 Suspects Facing Charges in Major MACC Crackdown on False Perkeso Claims
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has initiated proceedings against more than 100 individuals implicated in a sprawling scheme involving false claims to Perkeso, the national employment injury insurance body. Thus far, 29 suspects have been formally charged across several states.
Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission to Prosecute Over 100 Suspects in Daya Kerjaya 2.0 Fraud Case
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is moving forward with prosecution against more than 100 individuals involved in the Daya Kerjaya 2.0 scheme fraud, signalling an intensification of legal action in one of the country's largest employment-linked financial scams.
MACC Interrogates Former Tabung Haji CFO for Over Six Hours in Major Graft Investigation
Malaysia's anti-corruption agency has grilled the former chief financial officer of Tabung Haji for more than six hours as it investigates alleged abuse of power in share acquisitions valued at RM370 million, following recommendations from the Royal Commission of Inquiry.
MACC Grills Former CFO Of Tabung Haji-Linked Firm For Six Hours In Ongoing Inquiry
The MACC has continued questioning a former chief financial officer of a statutory body-linked company for over six hours at its Putrajaya headquarters as part of its investigation into the Tabung Haji Royal Commission of Inquiry report.
MACC Detains Three Suspects in RM450,000 Penalty Payment Misuse Probe
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has secured a five-day remand order for three suspects as part of an ongoing investigation into the alleged misuse of RM450,000 in penalty payments collected by a government agency.
MACC arrests three more in Tabung Haji RCI probe linked to RM450,000 penalty notices
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has detained three more individuals as part of its investigation into the Tabung Haji Royal Commission of Inquiry, with the arrests connected to alleged misuse of approximately RM450,000 in penalty notice funds.
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MACC arrests ex-CEO and CFO in Tabung Haji investigation
Malaysia's anti-corruption agency has arrested the former chief executive and chief financial officer of Tabung Haji as part of an ongoing Royal Commission of Inquiry investigation into share purchases totalling RM370 million.
MACC arrests former plantation company CEO and CFO over RM370 million deal abuse of power allegations
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested the former CEO and CFO of a plantation company in connection with allegations of abuse of power involving a RM370 million deal. Both suspects are undergoing investigation.
MACC arrests ex-GLC CEO and CFO over controversial RM370 million plantation share transaction
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog has arrested the former chief executive and chief financial officer of a state-linked enterprise over a RM370 million plantation equity acquisition, signalling intensified scrutiny of GLC governance.
13 Company Owners Face Court Over Daya Kerjaya 2.0 Programme Irregularities
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is prosecuting 13 company owners connected to misconduct discovered within the government's Daya Kerjaya 2.0 programme, signalling fresh progress in anti-corruption enforcement.
MACC Strengthens Digital Forensics Capability Against AI-Generated Evidence Fraud
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has bolstered its Technology Forensic Division's capabilities through advanced international training in detecting manipulated images, videos, and AI-generated deepfakes to strengthen court evidence integrity.
Kelantan MACC Remands Project Manager Over RM38,000 Bribery Allegations
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission in Kelantan has obtained a seven-day remand order for a construction company project manager suspected of soliciting roughly RM38,000 in bribes from a contractor.
MACC Arrests Company Director Over RM300,000 Tabung Haji Bribery Scheme
Malaysia's anti-corruption agency has apprehended a company director implicated in a bribery conspiracy involving a former statutory body official, with allegations centring on renovation contract manipulation.
MACC Arrests Five More Immigration Officers in MyIMMS Hacking Scandal
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested five additional immigration officers in connection with the MyIMMS hacking case, expanding an investigation into unauthorized system access.
MACC officer denies bias allegations in Lim Guan Eng undersea tunnel probe
A Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission investigator has rejected allegations that his probe into a RM6.3 billion Penang undersea tunnel and roads project was conducted unfairly, responding to defence claims in the trial of former Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng.
MACC Investigates Four Reports of Suspected Vote-Buying in Negeri Sembilan State Election
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog has opened investigations into four separate allegations of illicit cash handouts during the Negeri Sembilan state election, underscoring persistent concerns about money politics in Malaysia's electoral landscape.
MACC Probes Four Reports of Cash Handouts in Negri Sembilan State Election
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has received four complaints alleging cash handouts during the Negri Sembilan state election, triggering a formal investigation into potential electoral misconduct.
MACC Proposes AI-Powered Scanning at Ports to Tighten Oversight of Hazardous Materials
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has proposed deploying artificial intelligence scanners at cargo terminals nationwide to enhance detection and monitoring of dangerous goods, addressing gaps in current inspection frameworks.
MACC establishes dedicated task force to examine Tabung Haji RCI findings
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has established a specialist task force to examine the Royal Commission of Inquiry report on Tabung Haji, which became public this week. The move signals heightened scrutiny of the pilgrimage fund's operations.
Bersatu Youth calls for swift MACC action on Tabung Haji mismanagement
Bersatu Youth is demanding the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission and police take urgent action against those implicated in Tabung Haji's mismanagement during the previous BN administration.
MACC Chief Insists Public Perception Won't Sway Anti-Corruption Drive
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission's leadership has reaffirmed its resolve to pursue investigations impartially, dismissing concerns that public perception or political pressure could compromise the agency's mandate.
Those Responsible for Tabung Haji Losses Will Face Justice, Anwar Pledges
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has pledged that individuals held accountable for losses at Lembaga Tabung Haji will face justice following the Royal Commission of Inquiry report, with investigations led by police, MACC and Bank Negara Malaysia.
MACC vows to maintain integrity and transparency amid public scepticism, chief commissioner asserts
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission's chief commissioner has reaffirmed the agency's commitment to professional standards and transparency, asserting its resolve to maintain ethical practices regardless of external criticism.
KWAP Investment Probe Expands Across Three Countries as MACC Seeks International Cooperation
Malaysia's anti-corruption agency has broadened its investigation into KWAP investments beyond domestic borders, enlisting international legal mechanisms to gather evidence from Dubai, Singapore and Indonesia.
MACC Pursues International Cooperation in Complex KWAP Investment Investigation
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog is engaging international authorities to investigate the Retirement Fund Incorporated's investment activities, utilising formal mutual legal assistance channels with counterparts in three key jurisdictions.
Three held for submitting RM51,000 in false wedding catering claims
Terengganu's anti-corruption agency has detained three people, including a former frozen food firm manager, over allegations of submitting RM51,000 in fabricated wedding catering expenses.
Contractor Enjoyed Unfair Advantage in Tunnel Project Bidding, Court Hears
A Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission investigating officer has testified in court that the successful bidder for a major tunnel project held an unfair advantage from the outset of the open tender process.
Penang Tunnel Land Deal Caused State Loss, MACC Officer Testifies
An MACC investigating officer has dismissed defence claims that Penang state incurred no losses when it transferred land to finance the undersea tunnel project's feasibility study.
Azam Baki Denies Involvement in RM178 Million Contract to Brother-Linked Company
Former MACC chief Tan Sri Azam Baki has denied any involvement in a RM178 million contract awarded to a company with connections to his brother, stating he has nothing to do with the matter.
Sabah NGO Leader Detained by MACC Over RM2 Million Fund Misappropriation Allegations
Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission arrests a Sabah-based NGO president on suspicion of misappropriating approximately RM2 million in organisational funds, raising concerns about financial oversight in civil society groups.
NGO Officials Detained as MACC Investigates RM5 Million Laundering Scheme
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested an NGO's secretary and treasurer in connection with the alleged laundering of RM5 million in funds, signalling stepped-up enforcement against financial crimes within the non-profit sector.
Former MACC Chief Denies Involvement in RM178mil Contract for Brother's Company
Tan Sri Azam Baki, the former head of Malaysia's Anti-Corruption Commission, has denied any involvement in a RM178.29 million government contract awarded to a business connected to his brother.
Kelantan Police Station Chief Arrested in MACC Bribery Investigation
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has detained a police station chief in Kelantan over allegations of soliciting almost RM1,000 in bribes, marking another case of misconduct within law enforcement ranks.
MACC Seeks Location of Mohamad Faizul for Forfeiture Hearing
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog is attempting to track down a 41-year-old man to deliver legal documents and compel his attendance at a forfeiture hearing scheduled for August 20 at the Kuala Lumpur Criminal Sessions Court.
Malaysian Bar Defends Regulatory Role as Court Permits Intervention in MACC Appeal
The Court of Appeal has granted the Malaysian Bar permission to intervene in a lawyer's appeal against the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission, with the bar president asserting the regulator's essential supervisory function.
Court of Appeal Permits Bar Council to Intervene in Lawyer's Challenge Against MACC Notices
Malaysia's Court of Appeal has granted the Bar Council permission to intervene in a lawyer's appeal against Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission notices, citing the Bar's regulatory role and interest in protecting solicitor-client privilege.
MACC Clears Padini Holdings, Unfreezes All Accounts After Corruption Probe
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has released all frozen bank accounts belonging to Padini Holdings and its subsidiaries following a corruption investigation. No charges have been filed against the fashion retailer.
34 MPs Back Royal Commission Call to Investigate Alleged 'Corporate Mafia' at MACC
Thirty-four MPs have endorsed calls for a Royal Commission of Inquiry to examine allegations of 'corporate mafia' activities within Malaysia's Anti-Corruption Commission and its former leader Tan Sri Azam Baki's controversial shareholdings.
MACC and Customs to Launch Joint Task Force for Port Enforcement
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission and Royal Malaysian Customs Department are establishing a coordinated task force to combat smuggling, tax evasion, and corruption at the country's ports.
Yang di-Pertuan Agong Receives Update from MACC Chief on Anti-Corruption Drive
His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim has received a comprehensive briefing from MACC Chief Tan Sri Azam Baki on the commission's ongoing operations and recent institutional developments.
MACC Hunts Bangladeshi Witnesses for High-Profile Corruption Trial
Malaysia's anti-corruption body is actively searching for two Bangladeshi witnesses whose testimony is crucial to strengthening its prosecution case in an ongoing corruption trial unfolding at the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court.
King Receives MACC Chief Commissioner at Istana Negara
His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim received MACC chief commissioner Datuk Seri Abdul Halim Aman at Istana Negara, underlining the Crown's engagement with the nation's anti-corruption apparatus.
Malaysia's Anti-Corruption Agency Proposes Framework to Strengthen Oversight of Non-Muslim Religious Institutions
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has put forward governance proposals targeting non-Muslim worship sites, prompted by investigations uncovering maintenance projects that failed despite public funding allocations.
Federal Court Confirms Witness Pressure Concerns in Syed Saddiq Case
The Federal Court has upheld findings that a crucial prosecution witness in Syed Saddiq's trial may have faced improper pressure from the MACC during its investigation, raising fresh concerns about investigative procedures.
Azam Baki's Shareholding Records Not Public Information, Says Azalina
The government has confirmed that shareholding records of former MACC chief Tan Sri Azam Baki fall outside public document classification and cannot be disclosed to the public.
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MACC Freezes 14 Bank Accounts, Seizes RM1.4 Million in Foreign Affairs Syndicate Investigation
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog has taken decisive action against a suspected syndicate operating within the foreign affairs ministry, freezing multiple bank accounts and impounding significant assets worth RM1.4 million.
MACC Freezes RM1.1 Million in Assets Over Immigration Corruption Probe
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog has moved against suspected immigration graft by freezing 14 bank accounts belonging to multiple individuals and firms, securing approximately RM1.1 million in assets pending investigation.
Immigration Department suspends officers detained over alleged foreign syndicate links
Several Immigration Department officers detained by Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog over suspected links to a syndicate involving foreign nationals will be suspended from duty until investigations conclude.
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RM2.5 Million in Luxury Assets Seized as MACC Cracks Down on Immigration Corruption Network
Malaysia's anti-corruption agency has seized RM2.5 million in luxury goods and frozen 14 bank accounts following the arrest of 38 individuals implicated in an immigration corruption scheme involving government officials and foreign nationals.
MACC Launches Search for Megat Khairul Anuar Over Repeated Court Absences
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog is hunting for a 40-year-old man accused under the MACC Act after he repeatedly failed to attend court hearings in Ipoh, with an arrest warrant now in place.
MACC Issues Arrest Warrant for Former Immigration Officer Over Court Absences
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has issued an arrest warrant for former immigration officer Megat Khairul Anuar Sulaiman following his repeated failure to attend court proceedings.
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MACC Clears Former Minister Nik Nazmi in Elephant Sanctuary Fund Transfer Probe
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog has exonerated former minister Nik Nazmi in a probe into fund transfers linked to three elephants, finding no suspicious financial activity or wrongdoing.
MACC to pursue charges in 69 Daya Kerjaya 2.0 abuse cases as Low Taek Jho probe continues
The MACC is moving forward with recommendations to charge 69 individuals implicated in Daya Kerjaya 2.0 scheme abuse, while reaffirming its pursuit of fugitive businessman Low Taek Jho remains an active priority.
MACC Detains 33 Over Alleged Syndicate Facilitating Crimes Involving Foreigners
Malaysia's anti-corruption agency has obtained remand orders for 33 people, comprising enforcement officers and government staff, suspected of running a coordinated operation facilitating offences against foreign nationals.
MACC arrests 33 suspects in major visa bribery investigation
Malaysia's anti-corruption agency has detained 33 individuals, including government enforcement officers, suspected of operating a visa bribery network. Arrests span multiple states.
MACC Deploys Integrity Officer to Perkeso Following Daya Kerjaya 2.0 Fraud Investigation
Malaysia's anti-corruption agency will immediately deploy a certified integrity officer to the Social Security Organisation following a fraud investigation into the Daya Kerjaya 2.0 employment programme.
MACC Freezes RM3.4 Million in Company Accounts Over RM20 Million Loan Fraud Probe
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has frozen RM3.4 million held in company bank accounts while investigating allegations that false documents were submitted to fraudulently obtain roughly RM20 million in development financing.
MACC Probes Three Corruption Reports from Johor Election, One Naming Candidate
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is investigating three corruption reports filed during Johor's state election, with one allegation directly implicating an election candidate, as authorities ramp up oversight.
MACC's Investigation Into Fugitive Jho Low Remains Active, Says Anti-Corruption Chief
Malaysia's anti-corruption authority has confirmed that its investigation into fugitive businessman Low Taek Jho remains ongoing, contradicting any suggestions that the case has been shelved or abandoned.
MACC Clears Nik Nazmi in Elephant Transfer Bribery Investigation
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog says it has uncovered no evidence implicating former Natural Resources Minister Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad in allegations surrounding a purported RM53 million bribe related to moving three elephants to Japan.
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MACC and Armed Forces Strengthen Corruption-Fighting Alliance Through Enhanced Intelligence Sharing
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission and Armed Forces have formalized expanded intelligence-sharing arrangements to strengthen their coordinated anti-corruption efforts, signalling a more integrated approach to tackling graft within military ranks and procurement.
MACC and MCMC Deepen Partnership to Combat Misinformation and Harmful Online Content
Malaysia's MACC and MCMC are intensifying collaborative efforts to combat harmful online content and improve crisis communication strategies, signalling a coordinated approach to digital threats.
Zaid Challenges Azalina Over Secrecy of Azam Baki's Share Holdings
Former law minister Zaid Ibrahim has publicly questioned parliamentary speaker Azalina Othman Said's decision to withhold shareholding records of retired MACC chief Tan Sri Azam Baki from parliamentary scrutiny.
Azam Baki's Share Holdings Remain Private, Says Reform Minister
Malaysia's law minister Azalina Zainul Abidin has confirmed that shareholding records related to MACC chief Azam Baki will not be disclosed to the public, with future developments to be communicated through official channels.
MACC's Taiping Elephant Transfer Inquiry Confined to Document Review
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is investigating the Taiping Municipal Council's transfer of three elephants to Japan's Tennoji Zoo through a limited document review, raising questions about oversight in wildlife asset disposition.
Azalina: RCI Into MACC Allegations To Hinge on Probe Outcomes and Public Welfare
The government will determine whether to establish a Royal Commission of Inquiry into alleged corporate mafia operations within the MACC contingent on investigation findings and adherence to legal protocols.
MACC Seeks Choo Lee Peng to Aid Investigation into Agent Deception Case
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is actively seeking Choo Lee Peng to support its investigation into suspected offences related to an agent's intent to deceive a principal.
MACC and Armed Forces Deepen Anti-Corruption Alliance Through Intelligence Sharing
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission and Armed Forces have reaffirmed strategic cooperation on intelligence sharing and governance enhancement to strengthen anti-corruption efforts and protect national interests.
Three Held in MACC Investigation of RM20 Million Rice Trade Financing Fraud
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has detained three people, including two rice industry directors, for their suspected involvement in a RM20 million fraudulent trade financing scheme involving forged paperwork.
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Three arrested in Kedah over alleged RM20 million financing scheme for non-existent paddy and rice purchases
Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission arrests three people, including two company directors, over a RM20 million financing scheme for paddy and rice purchases that investigators say never materialised.
MACC Distances Itself from Viral Social Media Post Featuring Unknown Man
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has issued a public clarification that a man featured in a widely shared social media post is not employed by the agency, distancing itself from viral content.
MACC Clears Rohas Tecnic's Power Transmission Unit After Graft Probe
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has concluded its investigation into Rohas Tecnic's 86.8%-owned subsidiary HG Power Transmission, confirming no further action will be taken against the company or its leadership.
NFCC Confirms Azam Baki's Advisory Board Role Remains Personal and Independent
The National Financial Crime Centre has clarified that Tan Sri Azam Baki's membership on its Advisory Board is rooted in his personal capacity and continues to stand independently of his position as MACC chief commissioner.
Pamela Ling Investigation May Expand Depending on Fresh Evidence, Says Saifuddin
Malaysia's Law Minister says the Pamela Ling investigation could expand to include the MACC if new evidence emerges or prosecutors direct it, but no decision has been made yet.
MACC Officers Not Under Investigation in Pamela Ling Case, Confirms Home Minister
Home Minister Saifuddin has clarified that MACC officers are not under investigation regarding the disappearance of Sarawakian businesswoman Pamela Ling, who allegedly vanished while travelling to the agency's headquarters.
MACC Embraces AI and Data Analytics to Combat Evolving Corruption Schemes
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is expanding its technological capabilities by deploying artificial intelligence and advanced data analytics tools to detect and prevent increasingly sophisticated corruption schemes.
Hamzah Questions Azam Baki's Appointment to Financial Crime Centre Advisory Role
Opposition Leader Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin has demanded clarity on why former MACC chief Tan Sri Azam Baki was hired to advise the National Financial Crime Prevention Centre, citing unresolved questions over his corporate interests.