Analysis

Politicians go after MACC chief

By Joceline Tan

Rafizi lit the spark and DAP leaders have jumped onboard to press for a Royal Commission of Inquiry into allegations of corruption in the MACC

TAN Sri Azam Baki is used to going after those suspected of corruption but he is now the target of a fierce campaign to subject him and the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC), which he leads, to a Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI).

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MACC , Azam Baki , Corruption , RCI , Politicians
Joceline Tan

Joceline Tan

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