The day's essential Malaysian news, briefed.
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog continues intensive questioning of a former senior executive linked to Tabung Haji in connection with a controversial RM370 million share purchase involving two plantation companies.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested the former chief executive and financial officer of a government-linked company in connection with a RM370 million plantation share acquisition, signalling renewed enforcement action against corporate misconduct.
The chief executive of Malaysia Stadium Corporation has pleaded not guilty to seven bribery charges involving payments exceeding RM1 million related to a National Squash Centre upgrading contract.