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Tag Archives: macc
On barring foreign cooks and bodek culture
I answer all your burning questions in my Talking Edge column at Options, The Edge.
Keep pressure on MACC so even bigger fish can be nabbed
It’s been awhile since a big fish has been detained by anti-corruption agency MACC. It has always been the small ‘ikan bilis’ that have been investigated, caught and charged.
Are we really seeing an end to corruption in Malaysia? Far from it
Seeing as Umno is the biggest component party in BN and that, by default, the BN chairman and Umno president is also the country’s prime minister, the MACC’s reminder is essentially directed at the government and its leaders.
Something fishy is going on with the corruption-related arrests in Malaysia
There are several elements of these cases that appear a little funny and peculiar.
Is Southeast Asia really a cesspool of corruption?
It’s sad to see that big blanket stereotype being thrown by the rest of the world at this region. But can you really blame them for thinking this?
Is the Lim Guan Eng case a matter of MACC cherry-picking?
Are the authorities picking on the mosquito flying in a dark corner of the auditorium rather than the giant elephant sitting right on the stage?
