Malaysia Finance Minister Embroiled in RM300k Cash Controversy
2024-12-28
Malaysiakini
A whistleblower has come forward with allegations that a state finance minister, Masidi, was offered a substantial bribe of RM3 million and 15% of 'free shares' in a mineral exploration company. The incentives were allegedly in exchange for his assistance in securing a licence, sparking concerns of corruption and abuse of power. The case has raised eyebrows, with many calling for transparency and accountability in government dealings, particularly in the mining and finance sectors, where corruption and bribery are prevalent. The incident has also highlighted the need for robust anti-corruption measures to prevent such incidents. Key issues include government accountability and transparency in finance and mining.
