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Commentary: Fixing Malaysia’s corruption problem will need more than a clampdown

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A MACC official was arrested on suspicions that he was being courted with financial inducements to cover up ongoing probes into people close to Muhyiddin. Money, politics and business have long intermingled at a huge cost to the economy, but just how widespread it has become means serious reform will be needed.

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Commentary: Fixing Malaysia’s corruption problem will need more than a clampdown

With former prime minister Muhyiddin Yassin and others caught in the widening anti-corruption net, Anwar Ibrahim might have the momentum to push through political funding law reform, says CNA’s Leslie Lopez.

1 year ago·Singapore

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