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MACC closes Xavier Jayakumar case after finding insufficient evidence to charge him

A five-year-old investigation involving former minister Datuk Dr Xavier Jayakumar has been brought to a close after the MACC found insufficient evidence to charge him

Perhilitan, international syndicates nexus: Losing Malaysia’s wildlife – K.Pragalath

Despite billions allocated for conservation and enforcement, Malaysia continues to be a major hub for international wildlife trafficking. The author argues that while Perhilitan celebrates small enforcement victories, organised syndicates remain largely untouched, raising questions over systemic failures, accountability and possible institutional complicity

No evidence linking MACC to alleged corporate manipulation scheme

Police investigations have so far found no proof of involvement by the anti-graft agency, though inquiries remain ongoing, says the Inspector-General of Police

MACC calls for formal reports amid allegations involving politician

Anti-graft agency emphasises due process, says action will only be taken based on solid evidence under the law

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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Controversial preacher vows to press ahead with 'illegal houses of worship' rally despite threats of arrest

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