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MACC warns public against imposters posing as officers, says impersonation is a criminal offence

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has urged the public to verify the identity of its officers through official channels after reports of individuals allegedly posing as MACC personnel surfaced on social media, warning that such acts are criminal offences punishable by imprisonment and fines

MACC chief pushes higher investigation standards to safeguard agency credibility

Datuk Seri Abdul Halim Aman says thorough investigations and stronger anti-corruption education, especially among youths, are key priorities as he outlines plans to strengthen Selangor MACC operations

MACC rejects claims of blocking complaints, says access controls apply to all visitors

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission says security checks and access controls at its premises are standard procedures applied uniformly to all visitors and are not meant to obstruct anyone from lodging reports or complaints

Is there something deeper going on in DAP’s attacks against the MACC?

With its own leaders and associates under investigation, could the DAP be using the Reformist card to protect its own? Political analysts weigh in

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Schools may close if air quality worsens, five areas hit unhealthy levels: DOE

The department said the areas recorded unhealthy API readings, warns of RM1mil fine for open burning offenders

Malaysia Airlines, SIA join rush to cancel Middle East flights as Iran-US-Israel strikes escalate

More countries announce airspace closures as carriers suspend flights on Feb 28 and March 1, passengers reminded to check for updates on subsequent flights

Legal experts show two ways to solve Negeri Sembilan constitutional crisis

Haniff Khatri Abdulla calls for private royal mechanism; retired judge Datuk Dr Hamid Sultan Abu Backer says Federal Court can take own initiative to intervene