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Former minister to face charges at KL Sessions Court tomorrow

In a notice sent to the media today, MACC said it had obtained approval to prosecute the former minister, but did not disclose the individual’s identity or details of the case.

Updated 1 hour ago · Published on 27 Aug 2026 3:31PM

Former minister to face charges at KL Sessions Court tomorrow
The anti-graft agency did not provide further details on the charges. – August 27, 2026

A FORMER minister will be charged at the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court tomorrow, according to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC).

In a notice sent to the media today, MACC said it had obtained approval to prosecute the former minister, but did not disclose the individual’s identity or details of the case.

The former minister is expected to be brought before the court at 9 am.

MACC said the proceedings would involve one accused.

The anti-graft agency did not provide further details on the charges. – August 27, 2026

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