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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has defended the ongoing investigation into the Tabung Haji Royal Commission of Inquiry, stating it is essential to prevent further financial losses to Malaysia while ensuring all actions follow proper legal procedures.
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A former chief executive of Lembaga Tabung Haji appeared in Putrajaya Magistrate's Court for remand proceedings as the Royal Commission of Inquiry probes governance lapses at the pilgrimage savings institution.
Sabah has launched a RM2 billion civil suit against Ernst & Young over alleged audit failures at the Sabah Development Bank, reflecting the state's push for stronger financial governance and transparency in public fund management.
Debate this week centred on accountability for Tabung Haji's significant financial losses and DAP's political positioning before the 16th General Election, raising critical questions about fiscal stewardship.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has detained a Sabah non-governmental organisation's president on suspicion of misusing RM2 million in charitable funds, marking a continued push against financial misconduct in the state.