QuickCheck: Are the Wanita Bangkit Berniaga and MyKasih Kapital programmes aimed at enriching its sponsors?

A viral message on Twitter claims that the Wanita Bangkit Berniaga and MyKasih Kapital programmes are "schemes" aimed at enriching sponsor companies by forcing applicants to buy a book.

Is the allegation true?

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