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RM300 Million Account Frozen : PPBM Could Be Declared Illegal & De-Registered By The RoS (Registrar of Society)
- . 20 February, 2023
Bersatu has pre-emptively published its account statement after rumours spread that the political party’s account has been frozen. When the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) finally
Israeli Threaten To Launch Attacks In Malaysia
- . 1 June, 2021
This comes as fighting intensifies in the occupied territories, with Israel said to be targeting enemy interests around the world. Malaysia today said it would
Sultan Johor : If All Is To Be Forbidden, Then Live In A Cave – “Will The Gov Then Have To Produce Muslim-Friendly Money?”
- . 31 January, 2020
Johor ruler Sultan Ibrahim Sultan Iskandar has spoken out against various forbidden practices on grounds of religion to the point of impracticality, pointing out that
Sultan Johor : “This Is Not A Taliban State” – “I Find This Action To Be Totally Unacceptable As This Is Extremist In Nature”
- . 31 January, 2020
The sign greeting customers in his shop had created a national ruckus, but the owner of a “Muslim-friendly” laundromat in Malaysia’s Johor state on Wednesday
Tun M Labels TMJ ‘Stupid’ And A ‘Little Boy’
- . 28 January, 2020
The souring relationship between Tun M and the Johor palace became all the more palpable today when Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad labelled the state’s crown
Stop Trying To Be Like Arabs, Johor Ruler Tells Malays – “It Is Not The Business Of Gov Departments To Worry About People’s Dressing”
- . 31 January, 2018
The Sultan of Johor has called on Malays not to discard their unique culture, saying he was disturbed that some people want to stop Muslims
LHDN Raids Companies Belonging To Mukhriz, Mirzan & Mokhzani
- . 17 October, 2017
Datuk Seri Mukhriz Mahathir confirmed that the Inland Revenue Board (IRB) had raided his company, Opcom Holdings Bhd. Mukhriz said he will give full cooperation
Wall Street Journal : Malaysia Ranked No 1 Most Corrupted Country In The World For Doing Business
- . 19 November, 2013
Despite Malaysia’s high-profile anticorruption crusade, half of the corporate executives surveyed by a global corruption watchdog believe that competitors have obtained business through bribery, underscoring