Anwar, I'm not afraid of you, but hands off my family, warns Albert Tei
The man behind shocking allegations of corruption involving the country's highest office says he will not remain silent despite attempts to intimidate him.
In new video after Tei's dramatic arrest, woman says PM ordered Shamsul to sign support letters
Sofia Rini Buyong also appears to defend Shamsul Iskandar Mohd Akin, saying he gained nothing from issuing such letters as he was simply following an order from his boss.
'What are you trying to hide?' MACC slammed for removing CCTV, erasing phones after breaking into Tei's home
The wife of businessman Albert Tei says her recording of the conduct of armed and masked officers inside their house was also deleted.
The contradictions in Anwar’s integrity narrative
From now on, integrity should be measured only when individuals in government resign after being exposed for corruption.
Masked armed men raid Albert Tei home, handcuff him, then bring him back
Drama unfolds as the Prime Minister's Office gets entangled in one of the most serious graft scandals in recent years.
MACC arrests Tei in sudden raid amid explosive graft scandal at PMO
This comes despite the agency saying the businessman would only be questioned next week.
Hands off, lawyer tells Azam as new video taints MACC boss with latest PMO scandal
This follows the emergence of a second video showing a woman stating that the MACC chief had always known about a plot said to be orchestrated by the prime minister and his aide to record incriminating videos of Sabah politicians.
Eyebrows raised as MACC chief alludes to 'baseless allegation' over bribery scandal involving PM's aide
A new round of criticism targets Azam Baki, whose term as MACC chief was extended three times by the Anwar Ibrahim administration.
In explosive clip, woman linked to embattled PM's aide names Anwar as mastermind of Sabah scandal videos
The clip features a 'proxy' to Shamsul Iskandar Md Akin admitting shocking details to the businessman who exposed the Sabah mining scandal.
Hajiji under fire after man who exposed mining scandal barred from entering Sabah to attend trial
The lawyer of whistleblower Albert Tei says his client was initially denied entry, even though he was due to attend a court hearing the next day.
Key architect of Anwar's reformasi says it was wrong from the start, current criticism 'makes a lot of sense'
Academic and social critic Chandra Muzaffar says he is keeping an open mind but so far has not seen anything new emerging from the present government.
Thaksin, Anwar's Asean adviser, to serve one year in jail
The billionaire Thai politician had avoided serving his prison sentence for corruption.
