A surge in high-profile investigations since 2023 points to a more assertive MACC, but analysts warn that long-term credibility hinges on balancing enforcement with integrity and public trust
Once accused of targeting only low-level offenders, the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has, over the past three years, pursued investigations involving former prime ministers, cabinet ministers, senior civil servants and corporate figures with billions of ringgit in alleged corruption, money laundering and asset seizures now under scrutiny
